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FIR registered against people protesting against president's VVIP protocol
The Express Tribune
It seems the tall claims of austerity by the PTI government stand exposed as Sindh Police on Sunday lodged two separate cases against people who protested against President Dr Arif Alvi's VVIP protocol in Karachi. According to Express News, the Sindh ...
Unidentified man booked for obstructing president's protocolARY NEWS
FIR filed against citizen who refused to stop for President Alvi's VIP movementDaily Times

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Can Pakistan exact revenge?
Geo News
Cricket authorities are well aware that there's no rivalry that can fill their coffers than setting up an India-Pakistan match in global tournaments. Since 2011 World Cup, every single global tournament has featured a match between the two arch-rivals.
India vs Pakistan, LIVE Score, Asia Cup 2018 in Dubai: All Eyes on the Pakistan Playing XI as Toss ApproachesNews18
Asia Cup 2018 live updates: Pakistan bat against India in Super Four fixtureSamaa Digital
Asia Cup: Pakistan, India set to play more than a cricket matchDAWN.com
DunyaNews Pakistan -Dispatch News Desk -UrduPoint News -National Post
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Pakistan still willing to open Kartarpur crossing despite India's 'unfortunate' decision: Chaudhry
DAWN.com
Despite Indian government's refusal to engage in dialogue, Pakistani authorities are willing to open the Kartarpur border crossing so that Sikh pilgrims can visit Gurdwara Darbar Sahib without a visa, Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry said in an ...
Ready to open Kartarpur border with India despite tensions: FawadARY NEWS
Pakistan wanted to offer India easy access to top Sikh shrine at New York talksThePrint
PakistanThe News International

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Who owns the three-Avenfield flats? A fictional court answers – Raja Waqas Shabbir
Global Village space (blog)
Raja Waqas Shabbir |. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's bail jubilated his supporters. Their opponents, the PTI's reaction remains divided, some firmly believe that the law will take its course, while others lashed out, and ridiculed the judicial ...

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