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Sindh Police allegedly pay blood money for prisoner’s murder
The under trial prisoner was shot dead after he escaped from court
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Widow files petition for blood money in Muzaffargarh
Brother-in-law receives Rs2.7m from accused involved in the killing of her husband
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SHC gives govt three days to pay blood money on behalf of prisoners
Sindh Cabinet has approved payments, delay due to bureaucratic red-tape: Sindh AAG
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SHC orders Sindh govt to pay blood money on behalf of poor prisoners
Chief secretary assures that the money would be paid within 10 days
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SHC directs Centre to amend Diyat laws to facilitate poor prisoners
Sindh govt is ordered to make efforts for the release of those who cannot pay blood money
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Family 'pardons' man who killed, buried aunt in UAE desert
Relatives have agreed to take blood money, accused claims
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After issuing black warrants: ‘Convicts afforded too little time to reach compromise’
PHC had rejected petition noting that petitioners spent over a decade in jail but failed to agree on ‘diyat’
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Jirga slaps Rs5.2m fine in double murder case
Clash between members of Maachi and Shaikh communities settled
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Bad cheque for blood money
Lohi Bher police registers a case against Mohammad Haseeb for handing a bad cheque to settle a murder case
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No blood money for victims of 2015 Makkah crane crash, rules Saudi court
108 people were killed and 238 others injured when crane fell on wall of Grand Mosque in September 2015
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