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Protests continue for 4th day in Sanghar after police refuse to include PPP MNA Allauddin Junejo in FIR for deadly armed assault

SANGHAR: The protest demonstration by angry protesters continued for the four day on Wednesday after Sanghar police had refused to nominate Pakistan Peoples Party’s MNA Allauddin Junejo in the FIR of killing three men and injuring over a dozen in an armed assault on Sunday. The protest demonstrations were staged outside Sanghar Press Club and on Mirpurkhas road by the angry protesters demanding justice for their victims. The incident took place on Sunday in village Jani Junejo within the limits of Chautiari Police Station. Mushtaq Ahmed Junejo, Ali Bux Junejo and Abdul Rasool Junejo were gunned down. At least 15

Key meeting of the Standing Committee on Law reforms and delegated legislation

Lahore: A significant meeting of the Standing Committee on Law Reforms and Delegated Legislation, chaired by Speaker Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan, was held in the Punjab Assembly. Discussions focused on police accountability, oversight mechanisms, and modernizing the legislative process. Committee members unanimously expressed concern over the non-establishment of Public Safety and Complaints Commissions at the provincial and district levels. These commissions are a legal requirement under the Police Order 2002, yet 22 years have passed without implementation. The commissions are crucial for curbing police corruption, ensuring transparency, and protecting citizens’ rights. The committee directed the government to establish a Provincial

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