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Says Shahbaz Taseer is alive and has been shifted to the Pak-Afghan border.
More protests planned for coming week, Ahle Sunnat group issues fatwa.
Self-confessed killer of Punjab governor convicted of murder and terrorism.
Rights activists, religious leaders, lawyers express contrary views.
Just because Qadri has been handed down a death sentence does not mean that the judge be given a death sentence too.
Rana Sanaullah says disclosing details of kidnappers could jeopardize Taseer's life.
Members demand exemption from security searches.
Patriots justifying killings in Balochistan, are quiet on other ills think honour supersedes extra-judicial killings.
Woman claiming to be a widow of the slain Punjab governor Salmaan Taseer and seeking a share in his inheritance.
Law minister says Taseer family on board over investigation.
Has the Dawat-e-Islami, too, become a possible threat to the army?
Warren and Shahbaz Taseer, investigators say, have been whisked away to an area beyond the reach of security agencies.
Investigators say negotiating ransom is the only plausible solution.
‘Centre’s inept handling of power crisis to blame for kidnappings’.
Shahbaz Taseer’s family has denied reports of a ransom demand for Rs2 billion.
Authorities contact car tracking companies for records of vehicles parked in the vicinity.
The protesters carried banners in support of late Salmaan Taseer, the former Punjab governor.
‘Islam’s image will suffer if clerics don’t condemn Shahbaz Taseer abduction’.
Extends offer to bridge differences between Shahbaz Sharif.
PPP demands answers on Taseer’s abduction and south Punjab.
Taseer's abductors have sent a powerful message that they are stronger than the state, can pick up targets at will.
An abductor had dropped a mobile phone while kidnapping Shahbaz.
Khosa said significant clues regarding Shahbaz’s abduction have been found during the investigation.
Khosa says Taseer is alive; police say they have ‘a clue’ into abductors’ location.
The man’s fingerprint matched with that found on a handle of Shahbaz’s car.
Party's decision cannot be influenced by personal opinion, will decide action on Mirza's statements.
Expert says evidence gathered from Taseer’s abduction site may not assist investigators.
Sharif briefs the meeting about efforts to recover Shahbaz Taseer.
PML-N claimed it can introduce blasphemy law reforms because of right-wing credibility.
8 police teams investigating case from various angles; top officials insist kidnapping is case of personal rivalry.
Interior minister says he cannot put ‘a deadline’ on his war against Karachi’s killers.
Shame on all of us for we could not protect the child of the bravest and most courageous of Pakistanis.
In today’s Pakistan, anything can happen to anyone.
May I ask why the police is not so efficient when it comes to the common man?
Most credible candidate among kidnappers is al Qaeda and subordinate groups out to acquire funds for their activities.
PTI chief meets Taseer family, expresses deep concern over Shahbaz Taseer's abduction.
IG Punjab briefs Governor Punjab Khosa about steps taken to recover Shahbaz Taseer.
Sharif suggests depoliticisation of police force, conducting ‘ruthless operation’ in Karachi.
Police arrest two suspects, seal city’s entry and exit points.
Shahbaz Sharif condemns abduction, vows to ‘personally follow up’.
Here’s hoping and praying that Salmaan Taseer’s son returns home safely.
Quite honestly, this self-centred, self-pitiful attitude of the liberals is quite disconcerting.
It appears that the surest way to live in Pakistan is to profess to follow the faith blindly.
One can only hope that Mr Taseer returns home safe as soon as possible.
Local Twitterati expressed anger over Shahbaz's abduction.
More than three men abducted son of Salmaan Taseer from near his office.
The fact is that we need the murder cases of Shahbaz Bhatti and Salman Taseer to be solved on an urgent basis.
Living on an increasingly marshy terrain like ‘progressive’ Pakistan requires we swim from island to island.
List provides details of people accused/sentenced under blasphemy laws, harassment of minorities, killings of accused.
None of the speakers opposed blasphemy law, only its ‘abuse’.