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Islamabad: A court in Islamabad has conceded safeguard to previous military despot Pervez Musharraf in a case identified with the homicide of Lal Masjid priest Abdul Rasheed Ghazi in a 2007 military strike.
Extra District and Sessions Judge Wajid Ali controlled the previous guard strongman to submit two bonds every worth Rs 100,000 as surety for safeguard, his legal counselor told correspondents after the judge advertised his verdict on the safeguard supplication on Monday.
Ghazi was executed in the 2007 military operation in the Lal Masjid (red mosque).
Recently under house capture in different cases, Musharraf was captured on Oct 10, five weeks after Ghazi's offspring Haroon Rasheed enrolled the homicide indictment against him with Aabpara police in Rawalpind
Islamabad: The United Nations has guaranteed the Balochistan administration of its proceeded help for easing and recovery exertions in the territories influenced by later quakes in the region.
The affirmation hailed from Un Resident Coordinator in
Riyadh: Saudi powers started Monday a clampdown on illicit outsiders after the close of an acquittal that gave overstayers and laborers a grace period to leave or legalise their status.
Police watches will be hunting down illicitly staying nonnatives and the individuals who
Islamabad: A court in Islamabad has conceded safeguard to previous military despot Pervez Musharraf in a case identified with the homicide of Lal Masjid priest Abdul Rasheed Ghazi in a 2007 military strike.
Tehran: Tens of many demonstrators are assembling outside the previous Us Embassy in Iran for the most amazing hostile to American rally in years as a show of backing for hard-line adversaries of President Hassan Rouhani's noteworthy effort
Peshawar: Militants exploded a betrayed phone trade building at Mali Khel zone on the edge of Peshawar in the early hours of Monday.
In any case, no setbacks were accounted for in the ambush that occurred in the points of confinement of the Budh Bher police 
Damascus: The Syrian outside service Sunday upbraided remarks by Us Secretary of State John Kerry on Syria, platitude they could reason proposed peace chats on the 31-month clash to fall flat.
A proclamation said that comments by Kerry
