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Female cop accuses senior officers of sexual harassment

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1 year ago

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KARACHI: A female police officer has accused her senior police officials of sexual harassment in a video statement shared on social media.

Sub-inspector Rubina Shaheen Baloch, who has 22 years of experience in the Sindh police, has claimed that she was repeatedly subjected to harassment by certain police officials, who filed false first information reports (FIRs) against her.

She contended that criminals planned these FIRs and were unjustly aimed at her, even though she had no involvement in any wrongdoing.

In addition, she claimed that she was being forced into unwanted sexual relationships. Baloch stated that she had proof to support her accusations and indicated that some senior police officials might be involved.

She went on to say that these people call her on private phone numbers. She said she was pressured to resign from her position in the police, instead of her complaints being heard and an investigation carried out.

Local residents, particularly a person from a mosque, had entered her residence with worshippers, causing destruction. She alleged that they had tampered with water and electricity lines, issued threats to her to vacate the house, and intimidated her when she refused to open the gate.

She maintained that she had evidence to support her claims and had been forcibly evicted from her home, leaving her homeless for the past four days.

Baloch had also been informed that her employment had been terminated, and her official residence had been taken away.

She warned that if any harm befalls her or her family, the responsibility would rest with the station house officer (SHO) of the Brigade police station and the residents living in that vicinity.

In response to the viral video on social media concerning the female police officer, the District East SSP has appointed DSP Faiza as the inquiry officer and requested an internal inquiry report to be submitted within seven days.

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Outsourcing of Airports: Deputy Prime Minister Commits to Transforming Aviation into a Profitable Sector

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1 day ago

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Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has instructed the implementation of all feasible measures to render aviation a viable industry and to enhance service quality for travelers.

He provided these directives while presiding over a meeting in Islamabad concerning the outsourcing of airports and the advancement of the aviation sector.

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Punjab Food Authority Seals Mini-Factory Manufacturing Counterfeit Milk in Nankana Sahib

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The Punjab Food Authority’s food safety team has sealed a mini-factory manufacturing counterfeit milk and has destroyed thousands of liters of contaminated milk.

The Punjab Food Authority spokeswoman stated that the team executed the operation in the Sayeddwala region of Nankana Sahib.

The food safety team conducted a raid on the milk plant, where counterfeit milk was being produced using hazardous and banned substances.

The crew secured the factory, confiscated the goods, and filed a case against the plant owners at Syedwala Police Station.

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THESE international players join up for PSL 10 player draft

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1 day ago

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It is important to note that 22 international players have signed up for the PSL draft, which is scheduled for January 11, 2025 in Gwadar, Balochistan.

The PCB opened the foreign player registration and trade window for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 10 earlier this month.

As per the pick order announced, Lahore Qalandars will have the opportunity of the first pick in the platinum category, followed by Karachi Kings.

Quetta Gladiators will have the third pick, while Peshawar Zalmi will make the fourth in the player draft for the hotly anticipated PSL 10.

As per the PCB, Multan Sultans will make the fifth pick in the platinum category, while Islamabad United will make the last pick

Registered Foreign Players

Tim Southee (New Zealand), Martin Guptill (New Zealand), Rassie van der Dussen (South Africa), Matthew Short (Australia), Gudakesh Motie (West Indies), Alex Hales (England), Luke Wood (England), Sean Abbott (Australia), Alex Carey (Australia), Usman Khawaja (Australia), Corbin Bosh (South Africa), Rilee Rossouw (South Africa), Colin Munro (New Zealand), Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand), Tom Kohler-Cadmore (England), Tom Curran (England), David Willey (England), Dawid Malan (England), Jason Roy (England), Shakib Al Hasan, Mustafizur Rahman and Sikandar Raza.