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55 Crore Worth of Smuggled Bikes Recovered from DHA Karachi

In a major crackdown on illegal activities, authorities have seized a large haul of smuggled motorcycles worth approximately 55 crore rupees from the upscale DHA area in Karachi. The operation was carried out by the Pakistan Customs and local law enforcement agencies, who uncovered the bikes hidden in various warehouses. These motorcycles were being sold without proper documentation, circumventing legal import duties and taxes.
The seized bikes include high-end models that were allegedly smuggled into the country through illegal channels. The authorities have initiated investigations into the network behind the smuggling operation, with plans to prosecute those involved in the illegal trade. This recovery highlights the ongoing efforts of the government to combat smuggling and enforce stricter regulations on imported goods.
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NAB Seals Malik Riaz’s Properties, Freezes Accounts Over Corruption Cases

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has taken decisive action against real estate tycoon Malik Riaz, sealing multiple properties and freezing his bank accounts in connection with ongoing corruption investigations. The move comes as part of a broader crackdown on alleged financial irregularities and illegal land acquisitions.
According to NAB officials, the investigation focuses on large-scale money laundering, illegal land transfers, and misuse of authority. Authorities have assured that legal proceedings will continue to recover illicit funds and hold those responsible accountable. Malik Riaz, known for his vast real estate empire, has denied any wrongdoing and is expected to challenge the decision in court.
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Pakistan-Afghan Jirgas Agree on Ceasefire, Reopening of Torkham Border

Pakistan and Afghanistan have reached a crucial understanding through traditional Jirga discussions, agreeing to a ceasefire and the reopening of the Torkham border, a key trade and transit route between the two nations. The agreement comes after weeks of tensions, which led to disruptions in trade and movement, affecting thousands on both sides.
The Jirgas, comprising tribal elders, government representatives, and security officials, emphasized the need for peaceful dialogue to resolve disputes and maintain border stability. Both sides have pledged to strengthen cooperation to prevent future escalations, ensuring that trade, travel, and diplomatic relations remain unaffected.
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Key Decisions Expected as Leaders Meet on Security Issues Today

Top civil and military leaders are set to convene today to discuss Pakistan’s growing security challenges, with key decisions expected on counterterrorism efforts and national defense strategies. The high-level meeting will focus on the recent surge in militant activities, particularly in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and will review measures to strengthen border security, intelligence operations, and military responses.
Officials anticipate discussions on enhanced coordination between security agencies, potential policy shifts, and new counterterrorism initiatives. The meeting comes amid increasing threats to national stability, with leaders emphasizing the need for a unified approach to tackle extremism and safeguard Pakistan’s security interests.
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