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CNews ISLAMABAD: Geo News bureau chief in Islamabad Absar Alam were brutally tortured at a local hotel here on Friday.Sources told Geo News that dozens of unknown people, being drunk, got them identified as businessmen and at once attacked on Alam on account of different political, social and economical crises.Those culprits were close relatives to the MPA of previous government while federal journalist organizations protested the incident.

CNews PESHAWAR: NWFP government will not provide official protocol to the deposed chief justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry on his arrival here to attend a convention.Provincial Minister for Law, Barrister Abdullah talking to CNews News Wednesday termed the provision of government protocol to the deposed CJ a step that would not be based on reality, saying “we should also try to end the VIP culture.”However, he said, complete security will be provided to Justice Iftikhar Muhamamd Chaudhry when he comes to attend the convention here.Barrister Abdullah said whatever decision Asfandyar Wali and Asif Ali Zardari take in connection with the judges’ restoration will be acceptable to the NWFP government.

CNews ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Mohammedmian Soomro on Tuesday termed extremism a common challenge for entire nation including political parties, which he said needed to be confronted to ensure holding of general elections in a peaceful and transparent manner. He was talking to Senators including Senator Maulana Sami Ul Haq, Razina Alam Khan, Waqar Ahmad Khan and Senator Israr Ullah Zehri, who met him separately at the PM Secretariat here. Soomro said the determination of government and people to see a stable Pakistan was stronger than the intents of the forces wanting to destabilize the political process. The Prime Minister said free, fair, transparent and peaceful election would bring about political and economic stability in the country. He said the country was facing shortage of energy and the government was making best possible efforts to expand resources through conservation. About availability of flour in markets, the Prime Minister reiterated that elements involved in hoarding ...

CNews KARACHI: Co-Chairman Pakistan People’s Party, Asif Ali Zardari Tuesday said Government had rejected his party’s appeal for UN-led enquiry into Benazir’s assassination, therefore “we will directly approach UN in this regard”. Addressing a press conferene here at Bilawal House, Asif Zardari said he went to meet Scotland Yard team because the British police was not allowed to come to Nau Dero. The workers ask why we are still alive after their leader’s death. I tell them that we are alive because we have to complete the unfinished mission of Benazir Bhutto, he said. He said Scotland Yard has a limited mandate and that they have been provided with the evidences collected by the Pakistan Peoples Party. Asif Zardari said he had talked to former UN secretary general Kofi Annan in connection with PPP’s demand for UN sponsored inquiry. He said, "I am in persistent contact with the like-minded people all over the world. I assure you that PPP will never compromise on its principles.” ...

CNews ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf said Sunday the nuclear assets of Pakistan are extremely safe and that his country needs nobody to tell about what to do next in this connection. In a wide-ranging interview with a US news publication published online, he said that if needed, the assistance would be solicited, terming it quite absurd that extremists can possibly capture nuclear weapons of Pakistan.Musharraf also expressed his refusal to let the United States launch CIA operations against Al-Qaeda in Pakistan. Pakistan has been in turmoil since Bhutto's assassination on December 27 and her Pakistan People's Party has challenged the government's reports on her death. No autopsy was ever conducted. While her party insists she was struck by a gunman's bullet before a suicide bomber blew himself up, the government says she was killed when her head hit her car's sunroof as she waved to supporters after a campaign rally. Musharraf said Bhutto's body should be...

CNews ISLAMABAD: People’s Party (PPP) Sunday said that the government should have conducted the post mortem of Benazir Bhutto immediately after her martyrdom.Reacting to a statement by President Pervez Musharraf, PPP Spokesman Farhatullah Babar said the government has not so far requested for the post mortem, if any request is tendered for the purpose, then the heirs of the deceased chairperson will decide in this connection.‘PPP wants uncovering the faces of the murderers of Benazir Bhutto, the planners and their financers; it makes no difference knowing now whether she died of a bullet or by some other thing,’ he maintained.Farhat continued, ‘That is why, PPP demands UN inquiry into her murder.’

CNews ISLAMABAD: Governor NWFP Owais Ahmed Ghani called on President Pervez Musharraf here on Saturday at Presidential Camp Office and discussed various issues. Reiterating his resolve to continue the war against terrorism, President Musharraf said the terrorists and extremists elements would not be allowed to hide in any part of the country.President said that to provide the people of FATA and NWFP with a peaceful life, the terrorist elements would be wiped out from the area.The President congratulated him on assuming the charge of his new responsibilities as Governor NWFP and hoped that he would continue to work for the development and socio-economic uplift of the people of NWFP in the same way as he did for Balochistan. The Governor NWFP thanked the President for reposing confidence in him and assured the President that he would do all in his power to come upto the expectations of his countrymen.The President directed the governor to take up steps to ensure peace in the province and...

CNews ISLAMABAD: The Federal Government has decided to have all the commercial markets closed at 7:30 PM with an aim to overcome the ongoing electricity crisis across the country. This was decided at a high level meeting chaired by Caretaker Prime Minister, Muhammadmian Soomro here on Friday. The meeting considered ways and means to conserve energy besides adoption of alternative sources of energy. It was decided to replace the existing lights of President and Prime Minsiter Houses and other such buildings with solar energy or energy savers. Use of gas heaters and geysers be discouraged while those on solar energy be promoted, the meeting agreed. The Prime Minister on the occasion pointed out that the government has to give a heavy subsidy on petroleum products owing to their growing international prices. People should extend cooperation to the government in its effort towards saving energy, he said. The meeting also decided to make functional the Alternative Energy Board and to intens...

CNews ISLAMABAD: Federal interior ministry voiced apprehension that Benzir Bhutto’s life is in danger from any murderous attack on her inside the country.The interior ministry circulated a letter on Tuesday night to all the four provincial governments and warned them about any potential murder attempt on Benazir Bhutto’s life.The provincial governments have been directed in the letter to ensure foolproof and more stringent security for Benazir Bhutto.It was said in the letter that she might be approached by some youth between the ages of 25 and 30, who are likely to pose to be selling cold drink or ice cream.Also, the provincial authorities were directed to caution Benazir from accepting any bouquet or any other thing in the crowd.

CNews GENEVA: A key prosecutor said he received the conclusions of a money laundering investigation against former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, but it was unclear whether there would be any further legal action against her in Switzerland."The investigating magistrate has sent me the file," Daniel Zappelli, chief prosecutor of the canton (state) of Geneva, told the foreign news agency.The prosecutor can now decide whether to file charges, suspend the proceedings or drop the case.Since 2004, the magistrate had been conducting the investigation into allegations that Bhutto had used Swiss banks to launder millions of dollars in kickbacks.Swiss lawyers are closely following the developments in Pakistan and there has been speculation in the Swiss media whether they might wait to see what Pakistan's highest court will decide.Another Geneva magistrate convicted Bhutto and her husband, Asif Ali Zardari, in absentia of money laundering in July 2003 under a Swiss law tha...

Cnews SWAT: The ceasefire has been announced between the Security forces and militant supporters of a radical religious leader Maulana Fazlullah in the scenic Swat valley in North West Frontier Province, the base of the cleric, who has been driving a fierce campaign to introduce pro-Taliban laws.Troops backed by gunship helicopters clashed with a militant cleric's supporters at his hideout in northwest Pakistan on Friday, leaving three rebels dead, officials said. Heavy fighting broke out in Swat valley a day after a blast tore through a security forces vehicle in Swat, killing about 30 people, in an apparent reaction to the arrival of more than 2,000 troops in the area earlier this week. Violence first erupted in Swat in July, when militants mounted revenge attacks on the army after government troops stormed the Al-Qaeda-linked Red Mosque in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. The Swat valley was once one of Pakistan's premier tourist spots, attracting a large number of foreign ...

CNews KARACHI: Former premier and PPP Chairperson Benazir Bhutto repeated her calls Thursday for an independent investigation into the blasts and for overseas expertise to track down those responsible. PPP wouldn’t accept the Oct-18 tragedy probe without overseas expertise, she said here while talking to newsmen at Bilawal House. "We take financial help and political help from abroad, why can't we take help from technical experts for this investigation?" she said. The government has rejected the request, saying local investigators are capable of arresting those behind the nation's worst attacks. Benazir asked the government for permission to travel in a convoy of cars with tinted windows in the wake of last week's devastating suicide blasts. Bhutto has been surrounded by heavily armed guards since the attacks tore through her homecoming parade in Karachi city killing 139 people and ruining her triumphant return after eight years in self-imposed exile. She has vowe...

CNews ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's government rejected Monday former premier Benazir Bhutto's demand for international experts to help find those behind last week's devastating suicide attack. "We reject the demand for involvement of foreign experts in the probe. Our own law enforcement agency personnel are capable of investigating the incident," Interior Minister Aftab Sherpao said. "In the past also they have investigated attacks on presidents and prime ministers and the culprits were traced," Sherpao told reporters. Bhutto urged Pakistan on Sunday to enlist international help, saying countries such as the United States and Britain had the technical expertise to track down those behind the blasts. A shrapnel-packed suicide bomb ripped through a crowd of hundreds of thousands of supporters who had gathered on the streets of Karachi last Thursday to cheer Bhutto's return to Pakistan only hours earlier. A grenade was also thrown shortly before the second mor...

CNews ISLAMABAD: Information Minister Muhammad Ali Durrani proposed on Friday an all parties conference (APC) to combat extremism and terrorism in the country.“This (the Karachi suicide blasts) is a crime against the entire humanity, it is the loss of the entire nation,” the minister told a press conference.He said the country is moving towards democracy, and this process should not be hampered. “Such acts of terrorism are against democracy and are being carried out by those who do not want peace in the country, and do not want the common people to share the power,” he said.The minister said the situation demands that all political parties and leaders should work on a one-point agenda for combating the menace.“We have to face this challenge with complete unity and solidarity,” he said, while referring to the process of political reconciliation, initiated by the government. Durrani said: “An all parties conference may be convened by the ruling coalition as soon as possible, if all the o...

CNews KARACHI, Vowing to help return democracy to Pakistan, former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto ended eight years of self-imposed exile and returned Thursday to her native country, where she was greeted by a massive crowd of supporters.Shortly after arriving in the southern port city of Karachi, Bhutto entered the bustling city streets in an armored motorcade for protection against the crush of supporters celebrating her arrival.Bhutto said she was "emotionally overwhelmed" by the welcome, but she wasted no time addressing the political situation in Pakistan.Minutes after her arrival at Karachi International Airport, Bhutto called for a return to democracy to repair Pakistan's tarnished image as a haven for terrorists."The people that you see outside are the real image of Pakistan," she told reporters. "These are the decent, hard-working, middle classes and working classes of Pakistan who want to be in power so that they can build a moderate modern nation ...

CNews KARACHI: Federal Railway Minister Shaikh Rashid Ahmad said that the political graph of Benazir Bhutto has been declined and she should not expect welcome like 1986.Talking to Geo News, Shaikh Rashid said that Benazir had tried to use Sindh card by choosing Karachi for her arrival. Rashid said that things have been changed and current situation of the country is different from that was in 1986. Benazir’s graph has been dropped and very few people left for Karachi from Rawalpindi to welcome Benazir Bhutto.Replying to a question, Rashid said that he had already predicted that Muttahida Qaumi Movement would be a part of future’s government.

CNews KARACHI: Sindh home department has warned of threat of suicide attacks on Benazir’s procession, however the government has assured to provide best security on the occasion. The modalities and execution of security plan on the arrival of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto were discussed threadbare at two meetings held at Home Department between the law enforcement agencies and PPP's security team. According to official sources, the PPPP team was informed about the threat, which primarily was from the Al-Qaeda related groups, which could execute suicidal attacks, IEDs, mass killing of PPPP supporters, stampedes. The PPPP team themselves suggested that as per their own threat perception, there was a possibility of attack through explosive laden remote controlled aircraft, snipers/sharp shooters and rocket attacks. The PPPP team was advised that their programme of traversing the distance from the airport to Mazar-e-Quaid in eighteen hours would unnecessarily expose Benazir Bhut...