Author: INP - Independent News Pakistan (INP - Independent News Pakistan)

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Couple scorched in Nowshera house fire

NOWSHERO: Two including husband and wife were scorched due to fire in a house here on Wednesday. Police said that fire erupted in a house due to gas leakage from heater in Sheedo area of district Nowshera. The fire spread rapidly and engulfed entire house within few minutes. Fire tenders and local volunteers through joint...

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FIA arrest two passengers listed in ECL at BB airport

ISLAMABAD: Two passengers involved in a murder case whose names were put in the Exit Control List (ECL) landed at Benazir Bhutto International Airport from Muscat were taken into custody by federal investigation agency (FIA) here on Wednesday. Arrested suspects Abdul Rauf and Ayub Butt belonged to Punjab city of Bhauddin and a murder case...

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Seven TTP, LeJ militants killed in Sheikhupura shootout

SHEIKHUPURA: Seven terrorists of banned organizations were killed in an alleged police encounter at Sharaqpur Road in Sheikhupura late Tuesday night. According to Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), at least 12 terrorists belonging to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) were on their way to Sharqpur when an exchange of fire took place with them. Seven...

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London Metropolitan Police hand back Altaf Hussain’s passport

LONDON: The London Metropolitan Police has handed back Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain’s passport which the law enforcement agency had taken under its custody earlier during the investigation of a money laundering case in which Hussain has been implicated. According to the MQM Spokesperson, the passport has been returned while the MQM leader...

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India joins China, Pakistan in multi-lateral exercises

NEW DELHI: A 12-member team of the Indian Army is participating in the “Cobra Gold” multilateral exercises being hosted by Thailand, along with its counterparts from China and Pakistan. India has been invited to the exercises as an “observer plus” country. This is in keeping with the recent trend of India’s increasing regional interoperability with...

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Sale of F-16 jets to Pakistan should not be of concern to India: Pentagon

WASHINGTON: The Obama Administration’s decision to sell eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan should not be a cause of concern for India as the regional security situation was taken into account at the time of sale, the Pentagon said Wednesday. “We don’t think it should cause concern for India,” said Peter Cook, Pentagon press secretary,...