Mandi Bahuddin: 16 missing youths died on way to Oman

The 16 youths, residents of Mandi Bahauddin, who went missing some 15 months ago, have been found dead while travelling to Oman from Karachi via sea, Dunya News reported on Friday.
Earlier, around 16 youths belonging to Mandi Bahauddin, who are said to have gone to Oman in search of better fortune, have been missing for the last 15 months, Dunya News reported on Wednesday. The truth; however, has been unearthed behind the 16 youths of Mandi Bahauddin whose whereabouts were not known for the last 15 months.
Meanwhile, Deputy Director FIA Gujranwala Shahid Hussain told Dunya TV that two human smugglers namely Muhammad Aslam and Muhammad Akhtar have been nabbed, who during the investigation revealed that the launch carrying the 16 youths capsized into the sea and all of them drowned to death. The Deputy added that the relatives of the missing youths contacted them, on whose pointation the Agency arrested the abovementioned traffickers.

DGK: FSc result changed after two months

Dera Ghazi Khan Intermediate Board withdrew the FSc (pre-medical) result after two months of its announcement, Dunya News reported on Monday.
According to the result announced earlier, Fahad Abbas of Layyah, roll number 47580 secured 1021 marks and stood first collectively and 2nd in pre-medical boys group.
Faisal Siddique, roll number 47516, stood second by attaining 1018 marks.
The position holders told Dunya News that the DGK board also awarded prizes to them besides gold and silver medals. However, they added some days ago they have been told by the board that a student namely Muhammad Zeeshan of Alipur, roll number 47818, scored 1014 marks and applied for rechecking of his papers and thus he was given an extra 10 marks on rechecking.
Therefore, all the students positions were changed after. The first scorer has been given second slot and the second stood at third now.
The affected students said that if they would return their awards to the CM Punjab, if their grievances are not addressed by the authorities concerned.

DGK: FSc result changed after two months

Dera Ghazi Khan Intermediate Board withdrew the FSc (pre-medical) result after two months of its announcement, Dunya News reported on Monday.
According to the result announced earlier, Fahad Abbas of Layyah, roll number 47580 secured 1021 marks and stood first collectively and 2nd in pre-medical boys group.
Faisal Siddique, roll number 47516, stood second by attaining 1018 marks.
The position holders told Dunya News that the DGK board also awarded prizes to them besides gold and silver medals. However, they added some days ago they have been told by the board that a student namely Muhammad Zeeshan of Alipur, roll number 47818, scored 1014 marks and applied for rechecking of his papers and thus he was given an extra 10 marks on rechecking.
Therefore, all the students positions were changed after. The first scorer has been given second slot and the second stood at third now.
The affected students said that if they would return their awards to the CM Punjab, if their grievances are not addressed by the authorities concerned.

4 Terrorists Nabbed in Mianwali

Pakistan News: Police have arrested four terrorists and seized as many jackets and heavy amount of explosives from their possession in Mianwali.
Police nabbed a suspect from Gulberg Chowk namely Muhammad Jamil and recovered important documents, videos of suicide bombing from him and held his accomplice Egal Khan on his pointation.
On their pointation, the police apprehended two other accused identified as Aman Ullah Hattar and Imran Pathan from Kacha Gujrat area of Mianwali.
Explosive material, suicide vests, CDs, cell phones, sensitive documents, maps and ball barring were also recovered from their possession.
Police said that the accused were planning to carry out a terrorist attack during Muharram-ul-Harram.

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4 Terrorists Nabbed in Mianwali was first posted on December 24, 2009 at 10:33 am.

Detained Two Pakistani Students In UK Back Home

LAHORE: Two more Pakistani students, detained as terror suspects in United Kingdom, have arrived home on Thursday.

The students Rizwan Sharif and Umar Farooq reached Lahore from Manchester by a regular PIA flight, according to sources.

Talking to newsmen at the airport, Omer and Rizwan said they were investigated by hundreds of policemen during his detention but the British authorities failed to prove any charges levelled against him.

Earlier, Abdul Wahab Khan and Shoaib Khan returned to Pakistan last month and before them their colleague Tariq ur Rehman went back in June voluntarily after the British authorities agreed to drop deportation charges.

Last month, the Special Immigration Appeals Commission had refused the bail applications of detained students and set March 10, 2010 as the new date of hearing.

They were among 10 Pakistani students arrested in April in terror swoop in north west England. After three weeks, Police was unable to bring any charges against them and the students were handed over to UK Border Agency for deportation.

The British authorities have already released two students Janas Khan and Sultan Sher but the bail for the rest was denied.

Faced with the prospects of long incarceration till March next year, the students have decided to return home on the condition that the British authorities drop deportation notices.

It is expected that the remaining three students namely Muhammad Ramazan, Ahmed Faraz Khan and Abid Naseer will also leave for Pakistan in a monthÆs month. Ramazan and Faraz are currently lodged in Milton Keynes and Abid at Manchester.

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Detained Two Pakistani Students In UK Back Home was first posted on September 3, 2009 at 11:33 am.
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