Notable personalities from the local entertainment industry have taken to social media to criticise the dressing of female celebrities. Several actresses are receiving flak for wearing allegedly ‘bold’ dresses.
Author: News Desk
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Police arrest brothers for beating sister over her demand in property
Trigger warning: Violence
Two men were arrested by the Peshawar Police on Saturday for viciously beating their sister with a hammer and a helmet over a property dispute.
As per reports, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police have confirmed their arrest. They were arrested by the Capital City Police from Amin Colony in Peshawar.
During interrogation, both men confessed to torturing their sister Masmaat for demanding a share in the ancestral house.
The video on Twitter was posted by the victim’s son, demanding action against his maternal uncles. He tweeted: “Today my maternal uncles attacked my mother when I and my brother were not home.”
Right after this, Peshawar Deputy Inspector General Abbas Ahsan responded saying, “Action taken, both of them have been arrested and the case being registered.”
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— طLح رشid (@TALHArashid47) July 3, 2021
I never imagined I will do this. I am uploading this video in position of very helplessness. Today my three maternal uncle attacked my mother when I and my brother were not home. They attacked and badly beat my mother and grandmother#HelpArsalanFamily
Helpthisfamily pic.twitter.com/Bf5C9V67cOIn the video, it can be seen that they entered their’s sister’s house and repeatedly thrashed her.
The local police shifted the woman to the hospital for medical examination after which a case will be registered against the accused.
Following the incident, social media users expressed outrage and demanded justice.
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RAW behind Lahore blast, says Moeed Yusuf
Adviser to the Prime Minister on National Security Moeed Yusuf on Sunday said that the mastermind of the attack, which killed three people and left 24 others injured, “is an Indian citizen and [Indian intelligence agency] RAW is in touch with hum”.
Yusuf was addressing a press conference alongside the Punjab police chief and Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry.
Yusuf added that the IG has said we have the intelligence that a foreign intelligence agency was involved. “Today without a doubt I want to say, [the circumstances] of this entire attack lead to Indian-sponsored terrorism.”
“I want to make sure that our message is heard very clearly, that this particular incident on June 23 in Lahore…we have concrete evidence and intelligence, including financial and telephone records that point to direct Indian sponsorship of these terrorists,” Moeed Yusuf added.
“Through forensic analysis, electronic equipment that has been recovered from these terrorists, we have identified the main mastermind and the handlers of this terrorist attack and we have absolutely no doubt or reservation in informing you that the main mastermind belongs to RAW, the Indian intelligence agency, is an Indian national, and is based in India,” he said.
The National Security adviser also talked about the attempts of cyberattacks against Pakistan’s intelligence agencies, adding, “We have no doubt that the Johar Town and cyber attacks are linked. And the number in which [the cyber attacks] were done, there is no doubt that there was state involvement of our neighbour.”
On June 23, a powerful blast near the residence of Jamaatud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed killed three people and injured 24 others, including a police constable.
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Minal Khan hospitalized, beau Ahsan Mohsin posts a selfie from the hospital
Minal Khan was recently hospitalized due to sickness in a Karachi’s medical facility, her fiancé Ahsan Mohsin Ikram took to Instagram to post a selfie with his ladylove straight from the hospital.
Ahsan wishes for a speedy recovery of the Jalan actress. On the work front, Minal is currently starring in ARY Digital’s Ishq Hai opposite Danish Taimoor.
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Video: Ocean on fire
A fire on the surface of the Gulf of Mexico erupted after a gas leak from an underwater pipeline sparked ablaze, according to Mexico’s state-owned Pemex petrol company.
Footage of the fire – appearing to boil the ocean’s surface with bright orange flames – went viral on July 2 before the fire was extinguished roughly 150 yards from a drilling platform in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula, the company reported.
The company said that “no injuries or evacuations are reported”.
In a statement, Greenpeace Mexico’s Gustavo Ampugnani said: “These are the risks we face on a daily basis and which call for a change in the energy model, as we have demanded.”
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Man acquitted of blasphemy charges killed by a policeman
A policeman in Sadiqabad killed a man with an axe who was acquitted of blasphemy charges after spending almost three years in prison, BBC Urdu reported.
According to the police, the accused had recently joined the police and was under training to become a constable. Rana Mohammad Ashraf, SHO of Sadiqabad Saddar Police Station, told the BBC that the policeman had turned himself in to the police after killing a man named Mohammad Waqas.
“He told the police that he had been planning to kill Muhammad Waqas since 2016 but at that time he had gone to jail.”
In 2016, a man named Muhammad Waqas was arrested on allegations of sharing blasphemous content on social media. A court had sentenced him to imprisonment in 2017. But the High Court had recently absolved him of the charges while hearing his plea against the lower court’s decision.
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‘Bilawal to take his CV to Washington’: Shahbaz Gill
Special Assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan, Dr Shahbaz Gill, said that Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari will be taking his curriculum vitae (CV) along with him to Washington.
“He [Bilawal Bhutto] will say we are ready to do anything to come into power,” said Gill at a press conference in Karachi.
“We will not allow such a deal and will not let Bilawal go the United States with any petitions.”
Gill also tweeted: “Is Bilawal going to Washington like his father to take the next turn of power?”
He further added, “Is this an appeal that if you bring us in power, then even if you demand financial stations or attempt a drone attack, we wouldn’t ask you about it, but in exchange, we want Washington’s blessings.”
“Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari might not know that time, the world and Pakistan have changed now,” added Gill.
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‘Jesa wo behave karega waisa hi me karungi’: Alizeh Shah breaks silence on Yasir Nawaz’s statement
Alizeh Shah has recently opened up about Yasir Nawaz’s statement in which he expressed his displeasure on working with the Ehd-e-Wafa actress in ARY Digital’s Mera Dil Mera Dushaman.
In a recent interview with Ali Safina, the Ishq Tamasha star has shared her stance on the matter by saying that, “Everyone connects to a person differently, just like our families, we don’t get along with everyone.”
She added, “We can’t always get along and one should expect the same behaviour same as they behave themselves, if you will misbehave with me, I will not stay quiet. I will respond back.”
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Video: Hira Mani is the most excited ‘Machli’ in the tinsel town
Hira Mani has shared a video of herself in which she is enjoying in a swimming pool and we must say that she is the most stunning Machli in the tinsel town.
Sharing the video, Mani wrote: “Machliiii (Pisces).”
The Mere Paas Tum Ho actress also shared a poem that read, “She is water. Powerful enough to drown you. Soft enough to cleanse you. Deep enough to save you.”
Concluding the post, she wrote: “Paani ki awaaz kitni soothing hai na?“
The Kashf actress will be seen next in Fahad Mustafa’s forthcoming production co-starring Sami Khan.
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KP’s Mashal Aamir wins Princess Diana Award for her services for humanity
A girl from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mashal Aamir has been awarded the Princess Diana Award for her services for humanity and participation in welfare activities.
The award credits those who have shown a consistent commitment to humanitarian causes. She has undertaken social work since her childhood that focused on environmental and equality activism.
Photo Credits: 24 News As per details, Mashal has completed her education in law from UK’s Cambridge University.
She focuses on providing a platform for marginalized voices globally, mainly ethnic women and vulnerable children. Mashal was recently elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, UK, an award granted to those who have made outstanding achievements in social progress and development.
Photo Credits: 24 News She has undertaken work internationally such as in South Korea, America, Pakistan and The Hague including the ‘International Criminal Court’, ‘Supreme Court of Pakistan’, ‘Legal Aid USA’ and ‘Citizens Advice Bureau Scotland’ and thus was awarded a scholarship for her commitment to the field of criminal justice. She has also been selected as one of 30 Under-30 Inspiring Scottish Women and 100 Notable Women in Law.
Princess Diana Award was established in memory of the late Princess Diana, the only award in her name and honoured by her children. “I received the award for my many years of charity work, this ranges from ICC in The Hague, America, South Korea and in Pakistan. I help Pashto speaking community with the support of my family and varied organisations that I have been involved with to bring about positive impact,” she said.