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Case Ayaan, Anabiya: Court orders adding aunt and siblings’ names on the ECL

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The magistrate declared in writing that Sonia, the aunt of the youngsters, could not remove the kids from the police station’s authority.

The aunt of the two siblings, Ayaan and Anabiya, was also given custody of them by the judicial magistrate central. In a custody lawsuit brought by their father, the police brought the siblings before the judicial magistrate central court.

According to Ayaan and Anabiya’s admissions, their mother grandmother and aunt used to abuse them, which is why they fled the family, according to the case’s investigating officer.

The children instructed a guy they found late at night to take them to the Edhi Home, but he was a kind man who brought the children to his house and dropped them off at the Hyderi mall the next day after contacting the children’s mother, according to the IO.

The father’s attorney noted that the father was not allowed to see his kids and that his client was not aware that the mother had left the county two years prior. requesting that the aunt and uncle be punished, and he demanded custody of the kids.

The case’s decision was withheld until after both parties had finished their arguments.

Afterwards, Ayaan and Anabiya’s aunt received custody of them. The aunt was requested to post one million rupee surety bonds.

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Around 11:50 p.m. on Tuesday, Ayaan, 11, and Anabiya, 12, left their home to get a burger in North Nazimabad Block H, but they never came back.

The senior superintendent of police (SSP) central district reports that the incident is being looked at from a number of angles using CCTV video.

According to the authorities, a report of missing children was filed against unknown people at the police station in North Nazimabad.

Later, the mother stated from Dubai in a social media post, “Shukar, thank God, both of the children are well.”

“Those who took them dropped them at Hyderi,” the mother said.

The children said that their “mother and aunt used to torture them” in their first statement. Ayaan and Anabiya reported that on Tuesday night, they were discovered on the street and spent the night at the home of their uncle and aunt.

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There will be no rally in Islamabad on May 9, as police warn of stern action.

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On Tuesday, police announced the federal government had implemented Section 144 in the Capital, which prohibited anyone from holding a gathering without permission.

The Capital police have warned that individuals who attempt to hold a gathering on May 9 will face severe consequences. Those who organize a protest procession without previous permission will face legal consequences. The Capital Police Department stated that such an attempt would not be permitted.

It should be noted that the PTI has organized a ‘peaceful’ demonstration in Islamabad on May 9, and has sought a judicial commission to investigate the May 9 incident.

Meanwhile, speaking to the media on Tuesday, PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, along with the party’s top leaders, including Shoaib Shaheen, stated that peaceful protest was a fundamental right of any political party. They also inquired about the location of CCTV footage from the May 9 occurrences.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has called for the establishment of a judicial committee to probe the events of May 9. Barrister Gohar reiterated the party’s position on the Public Accounts Committee chairman, noting that it was an internal matter that will be settled upon notification.

In response to the DG ISPR’s recent press conference, Barrister Gohar stated, “I will read the DG ISPR’s statement and then comment.”

Shoaib Shaheen emphasized claimed acts of state terrorism, such as the kidnapping of the PTI’s founder and cases like Zille Shah. He also expressed concern about CCTV camera breakdowns in critical situations.

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Hajj 2024: Pakistan’s inaugural flight, carrying 180 pilgrims, departs tomorrow

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The first Hajj flight will depart from Karachi International Airport on Thursday (tomorrow) with 180 pilgrims, Ministry of Religious Affairs officials announced on Tuesday.

According to the officials, the first flight would depart at 1:45 a.m. on Thursday. According to them, up to 180 pilgrims will fly from Karachi to Medina, while a second aircraft of 150 pilgrims would depart for the holy region at 2 a.m.

In a month-long pre-Hajj flying operation, more than 68,000 prospective pilgrims under the government’s regular Hajj scheme would be ferried to Saudi Arabia on 259 flights by multiple airlines.

Most planes would arrive in Jeddah between May 24 and June 9, with the post-Hajj flight service from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan beginning on June 20.

On the first day (Thursday), 11 aircraft carrying 2,160 pilgrims would leave Pakistani airports for Medina.

Three aircraft from Islamabad would transport up to 680 pilgrims to Medina, two flights from Karachi would carry 330 pilgrims, and three flights from Lahore would transport 670 pilgrims.

The first Hajj flights from Quetta and Sukkur are scheduled for May 11 and 27, respectively.

Pre-HAJJ Arrangements

Earlier, the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony had finalized plans for the incoming pilgrims. As a result, the pilgrims were vaccinated on April 30 because travelers must obtain the mandated immunization 10 days before their Hajj flights begin.

Pilgrims must carry smartphones with them so that they can use applications for assistance throughout their Hajj journey.

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PM expresses condolences to UAE President over Sheikh Tahnoun’s death

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Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif spoke by phone with President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Tuesday, conveying his profound condolences on the death of his beloved uncle, Sheikh Tahnoun bin Mohamed Al Nahyan.

According to a press release from the PM Office Media Wing, the prime minister prayed for the departed soul’s ultimate peace as well as patience for the Royal Family in bearing this terrible loss.

The prime minister stated that the people of Pakistan have always held the UAE Royal Family in high esteem and respect, praising the leadership of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the UAE’s founder and a close friend of Pakistan.

The UAE president thanked the prime minister for the phone conversation. Both leaders underlined their determination to strengthen bilateral relations between the two fraternal countries.

They also promised to meet soon, at a time that worked for both of them.