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PML-N leaders loses senatorship after his fiery video goes viral

Sources say JIT has sent its second letter to Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber al Thani in a sealed envelope

Three-judge bench upholds SHC’s four-year old order

PTI counsel seeks more time to produce complete record of banking transactions

Throw Qatari prince’s letter out of window if he refuses to appear before JIT, says bench

Suspects include Sufi spiritual leader Pir Hassaan Haseebur Rehman son of Pir Naqeebur Rehman

Its removal from the front plaza of Bangladesh's top court triggered violent clashes between police and secular groups

Top court also seeks complete record of PTI’s foreign funding case from ECP

Withdraws two-year long case over Rs10,000 charge after court observes case was frivolous litigation

Tariq Shafi files complaint with JIT head Wajid Zia

PTI’s counsel contends foreign funding case not maintainable

Special bench satisfied with progress; rejects PTI’s plea to make report public

Sharif family does not file review petition against apex court verdict as 30-day deadline expires

Petition filed with PM and interior minister as respondents

Says judgment is being translated into regional languages also for mass circulation

JIT examines asset statements filed by PM, son-in-law

Seeks six-month performance report from courts, tribunals

Party fears an outcome similar to Leaks issue ‘settlement’

Says army has a vested right that its former employees stay in the accountability watchdog

Imran Khan assured he would not allow law of jungle to prevail but has taken no action yet, claims Iqbal Khan

PML-N counsel says PTI received $2.3 million between 2010 and 2013

Top court adjourns hearing till May 23

Chief justice says can’t disqualify Khan on basis of presumptions

Judicial commission hearing on water, sanitation-related issues being faced in Sindh

Extension of 10-kilometre Pishin-Yaroo Link Road in Pishin District poses a threat to over 2,200 trees

Barrister Danyal Chaudhry terms Chairman PTI as “less of a politician and more of a rogue" in petition

Says will ensure inquiry is impartial, transparent

In early hearing application, Asia claimed innocence and stated she had been imprisoned for eight years

Petition says respondent fails to discharge duties in accordance with law

Being a leader of the nation you carry major responsibility, Justice Mian Saqib Nisar tells PTI chief

Ban on billboards on public property resulted in open skies and empty wallets

Development comes a day after top court ordered formation of a JIT to probe PM's offshore assets

Expresses apprehension over factually incorrect opinions in discourse

Provincial leaders claim party supported the formation of a JIT for an inquiry of the Panama Papers.

Says PM deliberately suppressed relevant facts or he had conveniently allowed himself to go along with a false story

Special security arrangements were in place to tackle any untoward incident.

Verdict of 5-judge bench split 3-2; JIT to complete inquiry in 60 days

Rangers to assist Islamabad police in ensuring high-security at SC and across capital

Legal experts say dissenting and additional notes cannot be ruled out in the Panamagate judgment

Nawaz confers with close aides over possible implications on ruling family, party

JIT, police to continue investigation and examine every piece of evidence, including videos circulating online

CJP Justice Saqib Nisar earlier took suo motu notice of the incident and sought report from IGP K-P

Civil society contends project will damage heritage sites

Utility companies in Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur not providing power to water supply schemes, commission told

While Republicans have trumpeted Gorsuch's sterling reputation, Democrats expressed worry

SC requested to direct PEMRA to ban programs and ads of unregulated spiritual leaders

Jusice Umar Bandial writes dissenting note

Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan asks how court stayed construction without getting expert opinion

Judicial council seeks AGP reply; to consider cases of two LHC, SHC judges today

Bumping the threshold up to 60 for a Supreme Court pick has only occurred four times in modern history