The enraged man stepped out of his car and attacked traffic police, who tried to remain calm and avoided using physical force.

The petition was filed by Alisha Shabbir, a Karachi resident, who challenged the classification of sanitary napkins as non-essential items.

The gathering is reportedly organized to celebrate Halloween, with lesbian and gay individuals invited to join the festivities.

The swift and decisive action by Punjab Police has been widely praised for bringing the harasser to justice.

The victim was shifted to PIMS Hospital for a medical examination to confirm the assault allegations.

DPO Sialkot has directed the police to present the accused in court and ensure that he receives the harshest possible sentence.

She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but succumbed to her injuries while receiving treatment.

The court directed the government to strengthen the NADRA system so that marriage certificates are not issued without proper age verification.

They were brought to Karachi by a woman named Ayesha on the promise of employment.

The suspects, identified as Sohail Qureshi and Muhammad Hassan are residents of the same area.

The deceased were found in the back seat of a car within the apartment premises.

Judge said, 'the protection of children from sexual predators represents one of the most important responsibilities of the criminal justice system, and this case clearly warrants conviction and exemplary punishment'

He even maintained detailed records of his assaults.

Samiya added that Hassan expressed regret over his behavior.

Earlier, the court dismissed his bail plea