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India Faces Protests Over Mass Voter Deletions

Protests have erupted across India over the removal of millions of voters from electoral rolls, with opposition parties accusing authorities of favouring the ruling BJP. Officials say deleted names belong to deceased, relocated or untraceable voters. Critics fear Muslims and marginalised communities have been disproportionately affected, raising concerns over electoral fairness and democratic rights. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in World

Palestinian Olive Farmers Fear Rising Settler Violence

Palestinian olive farmers in the occupied West Bank have begun harvesting early, fearing attacks by Israeli settlers. Farmer Abdellatif Bazzari was injured in a raid that killed his cousin. He believes violence could intensify ahead of Israel’s October 27 elections. Olives account for an estimated 15 per cent of the West Bank’s agricultural GDP and hold deep cultural significance. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Politics

Court Extends Hammad Azhar’s Remand in May 9 Case

An anti-terrorism court on Thursday extended PTI leader Hammad Azhar’s physical remand by 12 days in the Jinnah House attack case. Police sought more time to conduct a polygraph test, alleging Azhar helped lead the attack. Defence counsel opposed the extension, questioning inconsistencies in police claims about evidence recovery and Azhar’s alleged presence at the incident. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Politics

GB Announces Fresh Schedule for Long-Delayed Local Polls

Gilgit-Baltistan has scheduled municipal corporation elections in Gilgit, Skardu and Chilas for December 5, Chief Election Commissioner Raja Shahbaz Khan announced Thursday. Polls for district councils, municipal committees and union councils will follow in April 2027. The elections, delayed repeatedly due to harsh weather and legal amendments, have not been held in the region for 22 years. Read More…

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Alina Hashmi Posted in World

Netanyahu says attack on Iran ‘not convenient’ before Israeli elections

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has suggested he is against attacking Iran in the days before Israel’s elections. Mr Netanyahu said an attack “is not convenient for us” during an interview on Army Radio. Israel’s elections are due to take place on October 27. His comments come a day after Israeli media reports that he had urged US President Donald Trump to resume air strikes before the Israeli vote, which will take place one week before the US midterms. Read More…

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