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Where is Ahmad Farhad?  Pakistan's poet Farhad has been absent for a week; his case is puzzling. His family holds Pakistan's spy service accountable. He's not being held, the administration claims. He must now be located this week, per the court. Does Ahmad Farhad exist somewhere?   The mysterious case of Pakistan's missing poet   Pakistan's poet Farhad has been absent for a week; his case is puzzling. His family holds Pakistan's spy service accountable. He's not being held, the administration claims. He must now be located this week, per the court.     Ahmed's wife's statement:   Syeda Rooj Zainab, Ahmad Farhad's spouse, Pakistan's Islamabad A poet who vanished. A family in need. a strong defensive system. and a court attempting to administer justice by interpreting contradictory allegations. These constituents comprise a case that has captured Pakistan's interest this week.     Islamabad Pakistan:  The family of journalis

 Chief Justice Malik Shahzad Ahmad on Thursday said government authorities have created procedural hurdles and subjected judges and officials to severe intimidation and harassment. The Chief Justice made these comments in a written order in a case of alleged intimidation and harassment of judges of the Sargodha Anti-Terrorism Court by intelligence and law enforcement agencies.                         Last week, CJ Ahmad summoned Punjab Inspector General of Police Usman Anwar and others following a complaint. The LHC office received a special report from District Judge Muhammad Abbas on June 7 in which he said that on May 25, his first day of work as a newly appointed judge of the ACT of Sargodha, the following information was brought to him: - Services Intelligence (ISI) had requested to meet him at his office.                Abbas refused to talk to the authorities and claimed that since then, various incidents have occurred, including shooting outside the courtroom and questioning by

Deputy Commissioner Irfan Nawaz Memon's Contempt of Court Case   In a riveting turn of events, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) has handed down a landmark decision, sentencing Deputy Commissioner Irfan Nawaz Memon to six months in prison for contempt of court!  This dramatic verdict arises from the unauthorized detention of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders Shehryar Afridi and Shandana Gulzar under the Maintenance of Public Order (MPO) Ordinance.  This case, bursting with political intrigue and legal drama, reached its zenith as Justice Babar Sattar delivered a powerful judgment, highlighting the sanctity of judicial orders and the consequences of defiance.   Alongside Memon, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Jameel Zafar and Station House Officer (SHO) Naseer Manzoor received sentences of four and two months, respectively, and were each fined Rs100,000, underscoring the court's stern stance against violations of legal protocol.   The court's decision to suspend M

 Islamabad High Court's Landmark Judgement: A Monumental Step Against Child Marriage In a historic and commendable move, the Islamabad High Court has delivered a landmark judgment that reaffirms the protection of children's rights and sets a powerful precedent against the practice of child marriage. This judgment is not just a victory for legal reform but a significant leap towards ensuring the well-being and future of countless young girls and boys in Pakistan. The Judgement: A Detailed Insight The Islamabad High Court has ruled unequivocally that any marriage involving children under the age of 18 is illegal and unconstitutional. This ruling aligns with international conventions and the constitutional rights of children, reinforcing Pakistan's commitment to safeguarding its young citizens from the perils of early marriage. The court emphasized that child marriage violates fundamental human rights, impedes education, and subjects minors to a lifetime of physical and e

The Imran Khan Toshakhana Case A Landmark in Political Accountability  The political landscape of Pakistan has been dominated by numerous high-profile cases, but none has captured the public's imagination quite like the Imran Khan Toshakhana case. This landmark case represents a significant moment in the country's history, reflecting both the complexities of political accountability and the public's demand for transparency in leadership.     Understanding the Toshakhana  To fully appreciate the significance of this case, it's essential to understand what Toshakhana is. Derived from Persian, meaning "treasure house," Toshakhana refers to the official repository where gifts received by officials and dignitaries of the state are stored. These gifts, often luxurious and highly valuable, are meant to be cataloged and declared, ensuring they remain the property of the state unless purchased by the recipient under specific guidelines.    The Case Against Imran

         Noor Mukadam murder case The Noor Mukadam murder case is a highly publicized and tragic case that has garnered significant attention in Pakistan and beyond. Here are the key details:                              Background    Noor Mukadam, a 27 year old woman and the daughter of former Pakistani diplomat Shaukat Mukadam, was brutally murdered on July 20, 2021, in Islamabad. The primary accused, Zahir Jaffer, was arrested from the crime scene. The Crime Noor was held captive for two days before being brutally assaulted and beheaded by Zahir Jaffer at his residence. The case gained widespread media attention due to the gruesome nature of the crime and the influential backgrounds of both the victim and the accused.                   Investigation and Trial  1.Evidence   The police recovered significant evidence, including the murder weapon, CCTV footage, and forensic evidence from the crime scene, all pointing towards Zahir Jaffer involvement. His parents and domestic staff