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Pakistan Confronts Police Graft Case, Kotli Blast, And AJK No‑Confidence Vote As Jordan’s King Visits GIDS

Authorities signaled a tightening focus on accountability, public safety and enforcement across provinces.

Overview

  • A police inquiry in Khanpur confirmed an SHO and an SI took Rs900,000 to release an Afghan detainee, and the SHO was arrested after a case was registered.
  • The former Sialkot ADC Muhammad Iqbal Singhaida allegedly escaped Rawalpindi police custody after a court hearing, with a case filed over suspected negligence and possible collusion now under investigation.
  • Three people were killed and four injured when explosive material detonated at a scrap shop in Kotli’s Tatta Pani market, and police said inquiries are underway.
  • The Azad Kashmir Assembly is scheduled to vote today on a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwar‑ul‑Haq, with the PPP claiming it has more than 35 votes for its nominee Faisal Rathor.
  • ISPR said Jordan’s King Abdullah II visited Pakistan’s GIDS, observed drills, and both sides reiterated plans to deepen defence cooperation.