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06/09/2026

🇵🇰 6th September — Defence Day of Pakistan 🇵🇰

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Today, we honour the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering spirit of the brave men and women who defended our homeland.

Their dedication reminds us that the strength of Pakistan lies not only in its borders, but in the unity, resilience, and love of its people. ❤️🇵🇰

Salute to our Martyrs and Ghazis.
May Allah bless Pakistan with peace, prosperity, and strength. 🤲

Pakistan Zindabad! 🇵🇰

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🇵🇰 6th September — Defence Day of Pakistan 🇵🇰🪖🎖🚢Today, we honour the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering spirit of the br...
06/09/2026

🇵🇰 6th September — Defence Day of Pakistan 🇵🇰

🪖🎖🚢

Today, we honour the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering spirit of the brave men and women who defended our homeland.

Their dedication reminds us that the strength of Pakistan lies not only in its borders, but in the unity, resilience, and love of its people. ❤️🇵🇰

Salute to our Martyrs and Ghazis.
May Allah bless Pakistan with peace, prosperity, and strength. 🤲

Pakistan Zindabad! 🇵🇰

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05/09/2026

⚖️Latest Judgements ⚖️

LAHORE HIGH COURT

Crl. Misc. No. 43416-B of 2026

Ali Shahzad alias Shan Ali Versus The State etc.

Seeking Post Arrest Bail under Sections 324, 148 and 149, PPC, 1860

1️⃣ Facts:
The Complainant has alleged that the Petitioner, while armed with a pistol, fired at Farooq Ahmad, son of the complainant, which allegedly struck the latter on the left side of his chest.

2️⃣ Findings / Observations of Court:
The charge was framed almost one year after the petitioner's arrest, whereas the substantial period preceding the framing of charge has neither
been explained by the prosecution nor attributed, through any specific act or omission, to the petition. On several dates, the complete prosecution evidence was not available and
adjournments were sought from the complainant/prosecution side for producing the complete evidence.

3️⃣Decision
The petition allowed and pettioner admitted to post-arrest bail as;
In the present case, the delay in submission of the challan is attributable to the prosecution. No material has been brought on record showing that the petitioner caused or contributed to that delay.
Pre-trial detention cannot be permitted to assume the character of punishment, particularly
where the accused has remained incarcerated beyond the statutory period and the trial is not likely to conclude in the immediate future.

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05/09/2026

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FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF PAKISTAN

C.P.L.A. No. 1836-L of 2019

EQUIVALENCE CERTIFICATE - HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION

1️⃣ Facts:

The controversy, in essence, concerns the petitioner’s claim for admission to the M.Phil Programme offered by the University. His application was declined by the University on the ground that the MBA degree obtained by him comprised of 20 courses carrying a total of 60 credit hours, whereas, according to the University, its own MBA programme comprised of 25 courses carrying 75 credit hours

2️⃣ Reasons:
the grievance of the petitioner does not disclose any jurisdictional error or other legal infirmity warranting interference with the judgment of the learned High Court.
The learned High Court, while allowing the University’s ICA, was justified in recognizing the distinction between the Commission’s authority to determine equivalence and the University’s independent authority to prescribe and enforce eligibility requirements for admission to its academic programmes.

3️⃣Decision
The W.P was dismissed as;
The impugned judgment of the learned High Court is well-reasoned, comprehensive and legally sustainable. Upon a careful appraisal of the record and the reasons recorded therein, we find that the learned High Court properly appreciated the material facts on record and correctly applied the governing principles of law.

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05/09/2026

⚖️Latest Judgements ⚖️

ISLAMABAD HIGH COURT

Writ Petition No.949 of 2026

Syed Qurban Ali Shah and another

Versus

Federation of Pakistan through Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Works and others

Petitioners being father and sisters of deceased government employee not being allowed to retain the government accommodation as allowed to the deceased.

1️⃣ Facts:

The petitioners have sought retention of the said accommodation primarily on the plea that they were dependent upon the deceased employee and, therefore, should be permitted to continue occupying the same until the date on which the deceased employee would have attained the age of superannuation had she remained alive.

2️⃣ Reasons:
Petitioners have concealed material facts from this Court inasmuch as they are dependent upon one Syed Niaz Hussain Shah, being the son of petitioner No.1 and brother of petitioner No.2, who has already been allotted government Accommodation on compassionate grounds keeping in view the medical condition of petitioner No.1

3️⃣Decision
The W.P was dismissed as;
Court finds no legal, equitable or constitutional justification to permit continuation of occupation of the subject accommodation.

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05/09/2026

⚖️Latest Judgements ⚖️

SINDH HIGH COURT - Circuit Court, Mirpurkhas

Second Appeal No. S-56 of 2026

Muhammad Ilyas
Vs
Muhammad Aslam and others

Suit for specific performance and permanent injunction

1️⃣ Facts:
Purchase of 12-00 acres land by appellant by an Agreement to Sell executed on Stamp Paper in presence of witnesses. Upon payment of consideration amount, the respondent didn't executed the conveyance deed in Appellant’s favour and kept him on false hopes. Respondent trird to create third party interest in the Land

2️⃣ Litigation History
Civil suit of the Appellant got dismissed .Civil Appeal of the Appellant too was dismissed by the learned Additional District Judge.Now he has filed this second Appeal.

3️⃣Decision
The appeal was dismissed as;
Agreement has not been proved by the Appellant in the least as rightly observed by the learned Courts below. In the overall circumstances of the case, it prima facie seems to me that the case is based on a fake and manufactured instrument and false evidence was tendered in Court based on the said agreement.

The failure of the Appellant to produce the notary public named in the Agreement , the payments he made against purchase of land, signatures in the Agreement attributed to the Respondent No. 1 are not tallying with each other.

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