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  • Govt to ask Court to review acquittal of Shahzeb’s murderer

    Govt to ask Court to review acquittal of Shahzeb’s murderer

    The Federal government on Tuesday announced that it would file a review petition over Shahrukh Jatoi’s acquittal for the murder of Shahzeb Khan.


    “This is despite the instant case having already been adjudicated to be one of constitutional importance by the Supreme Court, which mandates seeking the assistance of the Attorney-General – as has been sought previously in petitions pertaining to the same matter,” the statement issued by Attorney General of Pakistan Ashtar Ausaf Ali read.


    The letter further stated that the AGP’s Office had already declared that the case was related to terrorism after Jibran Nasir and other activists approached the SC against a Sindh High Court (SHC) ruling that overturned the death penalty for Jatoi and other defendants in the murder case, adding that the SHC’s decision was a “violation of the SC’s order.”


    The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Tuesday acquitted Shahrukh Jatoi and others in Shahzeb Khan’s murder case.

    Shahzeb was murdered in Karachi in 2012.


    An Anti-Terrorism Court handed Jatoi a death sentence in 2013. However, in 2017, the complainants had ‘pardoned’ Jatoi under the country’s Qisas and Diyat law.

  • Viral Video: Emergency landing of plane as drunk passenger bites flight attendant’s finger

    Viral Video: Emergency landing of plane as drunk passenger bites flight attendant’s finger

    In a shocking incident of unruly behaviour by a passenger, a flight had to make emergency landing after a drunk man got into a fight with flight attendants and bit one’s finger.

    The passenger was travelling from Istanbul to Jakarta.

    Reports said that the flight attendant was trying to calm down the drunk 48-year-old Indonesian passenger, identified as Muhammad Hohn Jaiz Boudewijin.

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    The flight was supposed to arrive in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, at 5pm on Tuesday. However, it was forced to land at the Kualanamu International Airport in Medan over Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

    The plane continued on its journey after the passenger was removed. The flight reached its destination at eight o’clock local time. Jakarta Metro Police also confirmed that the passenger who caused the problem was dropped off and that he was believed to be drunk.

  • ‘Almost impossible to convict the elite’, Pakistanis angry kay Shahrukh Jatoi ko reha kia jaye ga

    ‘Almost impossible to convict the elite’, Pakistanis angry kay Shahrukh Jatoi ko reha kia jaye ga

    The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Tuesday acquitted Shahrukh Jatoi and others in Shahzeb Khan’s murder case.

    Shahzeb was murdered in Karachi in 2012.

    An Anti-Terrorism Court handed Jatoi a death sentence in 2013. However, in 2017, the complainant side had ‘pardoned’ Jatoi under the country’s Qisas and Diyat law.


    The hearing at the apex court was headed by a three-judge bench that included Justice Sayyed Mazahar Ali Akbar Naqvi, Justice Munib Akhtar, and Justice Ijazul Ahsan.

    The son of Deputy Superintendent of Police, Aurangzeb Khan, the 20-years-old Shahzeb Khan was shot and killed at Karachi’s Defence Housing Authority on December 24, 2012. He was returning home from a wedding with his sister.


    Shahzeb was slain after he got into an altercation with one of the suspects’ servants who had verbally threatened and tormented his sister.

    Twitter users are expressing their anger over the acquittal of Shahrukh Jatoi.

  • Monday worst day of the week: Guinness World Record

    Monday worst day of the week: Guinness World Record

    According to Guinness World Records, Monday is the “worst day of the week”, verifying what most people feel about the first working day after the weekend.

    The Guinness World Records tweeted from its account, “We’re officially giving Monday the record of the worst day of the week.”

    More than 143 million copies of the Guinness Book of Records, now known as the Guinness World Records, have been sold. It is distributed in 100 different countries and is published in at least 22 different languages.

  • Climate Change: Floods in Nigeria kills at least 600 people

    The death toll from devastating floods in Nigeria this year has increased to 603.


    Some 1.3 million people have been displaced, and more than 200,000 homes have been destroyed.


    Flooding is expected to continue until the end of November.


    Seasonal flooding is not new in the African country, but this year has been substantially worse than usual.

    In addition to the disruption of food and fuel sources, there are worries about the increasing spread of disease.


    Sadiya Umar Farouk, Nigeria’s minister for humanitarian affairs and disaster management, urged local authorities to evacuate residents in the riskiest locations during a press conference on Sunday.
    She said that authorities are already giving food and other forms of assistance to those in need.
    She continued by saying that several state administrations “failed not to prepare” for the disaster despite “concerted efforts” and early warnings.
    Of Nigeria’s 36 states, 27 have been impacted by the disaster.

  • Air Quality: Lahore is the most polluted city in the world right now

    Air Quality: Lahore is the most polluted city in the world right now

    Lahore on Monday topped the list of the most polluted cities in the world with the worst air quality levels on the globe.


    Karachi is second on the list while India’s New Delhi is third on IQAir.

    Lahore was measured to have 172 Unhealthy particulate matter and Karachi had 106 particulate matter, according to the air quality index.

    The numbers keep changing.

    As per United States Environmental protection agency, a hazardous category indicates an AQI of 301–500. The ‘good’ category is 0–50, which is followed by ‘moderate’ at 51–100 while anything in the 101–301 AQI range is considered unhealthy.

  • Eight-year-old raped by six men in Chiniot

    Eight-year-old raped by six men in Chiniot

    An eight-year old girl was allegedly gang-raped by six men in Chiniot, reports ARY. As per the details, all six perpetrators fled away from the scene.

    The rape survivor has been shifted to the hospital for medical treatment and tests.

    According to the police, the father of the rape survivor filed the complaint. The police have also said that further action would be taken in light of the girl’s medical report.

    Almost 21,900 women were reported to have been raped in Pakistan from 2017 to 2021, Zahid Gishkori reported for Samaa. The data has been complied by SAMAA TV Investigation Unit (SIU) from the Punjab Home Department and Ministry of Human Rights (MoHRs).

    This means that approximately 12 women were raped every day, or one every two hours, throughout the country.

  • ‘Was four bodies but were in pieces so looked like more’, Nishtar Hospital clarification doesn’t make sense

    ‘Was four bodies but were in pieces so looked like more’, Nishtar Hospital clarification doesn’t make sense

    Nishtar Medical University’s (NMU) Head of Anatomy Department, Dr Mariam Ashraf, appeared on Geo News’s programme Ajj Shahzeb Khanzadan Kay Saath on Friday night in which she said that the facility does not keep bodies only for research purposes but also has to keep corpses for safekeeping that are given by rescue and police officials.

    In the show she also claimed that there were only 4 bodies on the rooftop. However, the videos that are circulating on social media show a large number of bodies piled up in a semi enclosed space on the roof.
    “Edhi Foundation has not been picking up bodies from our hospital since they do not have burial space in their graveyard,” she said.
    “The only reason for keeping bodies on the roof is that their influx is huge and they aren’t being returned back to police stations in the numbers that they should,” she said.

    According to Ashraf, the bodies that the police give to the hospital are kept in the morgue for a month and then sent back to the police for burial if no one comes forward to claim them.
    “Usually, the abandoned bodies that we receive have already decayed to an increased extent. We follow all our SOPs, we do not refuse to take decayed bodies as well.”

  • Video: Doctor removes 23 contact lenses from patient’s eye

    Video: Doctor removes 23 contact lenses from patient’s eye

    A video of a doctor in California, USA, removing 23 contact lenses stuck inside a woman’s eye has gone viral on social media. As per the doctor, the patient forgot to remove her lenses at night.


    Posting the video on the California Eye Associates Instagram page, Dr Katerina Kurteeva wrote: “A rare occasion when someone ‘forgot’ to remove contact lenses at night and kept on putting a new one in every morning. 23 days in a row!!! I got to deliver the contact lens yesterday in my clinic.”

    The ophthalmologist can be seen using a cotton bud to take out the ‘lost’ contact lenses stacked up inside the woman’s eye.

  • Teacher dislocates student’s arm by beating her with rod

    Teacher dislocates student’s arm by beating her with rod

    A teacher in Chiniot dislocated a female student’s arm by beating her with an iron rod for not memorising a lesson, ARY has reported.
    The incident happened at the Girls Elementary School in the Chiniot neighborhood of PS Rajua.


    When a student named Muskan said that she couldn’t remember the lesson, the teacher allegedly beat her up with an iron rod. After her arm got dislocated, the pupil was sent to the hospital.


    Muskan has said her teacher beat her after she could not remember the lecture.

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