8 kg heroin smuggled from Pakistan seized in Srinagar
In a major success, the Srinagar police on Wednesday dismantled a major drug trafficking operation and seized 8 kilograms of heroin smuggled from Pakistan.
In a major success, the Srinagar police on Wednesday dismantled a major drug trafficking operation and seized 8 kilograms of heroin smuggled from Pakistan.
Bangladeshis since independence are split between those who trust in the solidarity of the Muslim ummah, for whom the break with the Hindu majority in 1947 was more significant than liberation from Pakistan in 1971, and liberal Bengalis who believe their identity with the spiritual, linguistic and cultural ties of West Bengal and India are more important than faith.
An 89-member delegation of pilgrims (Zayreens) from Pakistan will arrive in Ajmer in the early hours of Tuesday to participate in the 813th annual Urs of Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan Chishti at the Dargah Sharif.
The Centre for Research and Security Studies states that in 2024 Pakistan had a total of 1,166 terrorist attacks and counter-terrorism operations which resulted in 2,546 fatalities and 2,267 injuries.
India on Monday unequivocally condemned the air strikes by Pakistan on Afghan civilians, including women and children, in which several people were killed, and said it is an old practice of Pakistan to blame its neighbours for its failures.
The procurement is being done as India is facing a war-like situation on two fronts with its two hostile neighbours, Pakistan and China.
It is this strategic calculation that has initiated a shift in New Delhi’s tone as well.
On the other hand, the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) has been pressuring the government not to allow cotton and yarn import from India.
Badhe said the HRC should ask Pakistan why the size of its minority communities such as Christians, Hindus and Sikhs has drastically has shrunk since independence and why other communities such as Ahmadiyyas, Sikhs, Pashtuns, Sindhis and Baloch have been subjected to draconian laws, systematic persecution, blatant abuses and forced conversions.
The FATF will retain Pakistan on its “grey list” and the country’s status will be reviewed at an “extraordinary” meeting in June. It shall not be easy for the government to disclaim its game of footsie with terrorists, still less for the omnipotent military to defend its sentences against militants. “Pakistan remains under increased monitoring,” said the FATF president, Dr Marcus Pleyer.
