Judge Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb delivered the reserved decision in response to a plea from former first lady Bushra Bibi, who was asking to be moved from the Bani Gala sub-prison to Adiala jail.

After being found guilty in the Toshakhana case, Bushra Bibi was placed under house arrest in her Bani Gala apartment as a kind of detention.
Following her and Imran’s 14-year jail term in the Toshakhana matter, an accountability court in Islamabad placed the former first lady under arrest on January 31.

Bushra Bibi had contested the residence’s classification as a sub-jail and pleaded with the IHC to allow her to serve the remainder of her 14-year sentence in Adiala Jail, about a week after her detention.

The superintendent of Adiala jail notified the IHC earlier in March that Bushra Bibi, the wife of former prime minister Imran Khan, could not be moved to the prison because of “security threats.”

She is still being held in the Iddat case even though the IHC suspended their sentences in the Toshakhana reference on April 1.

It is important to note that former prime minister Imran Khan, who is currently detained, claimed that his wife was poisoned at the Bani Gala sub-jail.

By installing floodlights by September, PCB will keep its word. Following stadium renovations, PSL matches would also be held in Quetta, according to Naqvi, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board.

He stated at a press conference held at Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti Cricket Stadium that the possibility of holding Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches in Quetta was being considered.

In Gwadar and Quetta, he said, the PCB would do its part to promote cricket.
Quetta stadium will soon have floodlights installed, as announced by the interior minister, which Chief Minister Bugti congratulated for the news.

The province has a wealth of skill, and installing floodlights will assist promote sports and cricket in particular. He responded to a query by saying that chances will be given to the province’s youth at the federal level.

The number of environmental samples this year that have been tested for wild poliovirus type 1 (WPV1) has reached 112. This is according to the Regional Reference Laboratory for Polio Eradication at the National Institutes of Health. Four additional sewage samples were obtained from previously afflicted districts.

The notification stated that one sample from Pishin and three samples taken from various Karachi areas had shown positive results.

The imported YB3A cluster of WPV1 was genetically associated with the samples.

The two human cases this year and all positive samples include the YB3A cluster, which vanished from the nation in 2021 but persisted in circulation in Afghanistan before being reintroduced through cross-border transmission last year, the official stated.

A lab official reported that so far this year, the virus has been detected in sewage samples from 33 different areas.