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Two of a family shot dead over enmity

Two of a family shot dead over enmity National February 1, 2021 SIALKOT: Two members of a family were shot dead over old enmity at Kassowal village on Saturday night. Reportedly, accused Riaz, Ali Hassan and Qasim stormed into a house in Satra police limits and allegedly opened indiscriminate firing. As a result, Khizar Hayat and his maternal uncle Shabbir were killed on the spot while Khizar’s wife Razia Bibi and daughter Wafa sustained injuries. The police have registered a case. Meanwhile, DPO Asad Hassan Alvi has taken notice of the incident and sought detailed report about the incident from the concerned police officials.

RCB collects over Rs866m in default payments

RCB collects over Rs866m in default payments Trade licence and professional tax branch issues 3,050 notices APP January 28, 2021 RAWALPINDI: The Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) has accelerated its ongoing campaign against defaulters of property tax, water charges, Transfer of Immovable Property (TIP) and trade taxes and collected over Rs866 million during the last seven months, a spokesperson shared on Wednesday. The official mentioned that the board collected over Rs657 million in House Tax, Water and Conservancy charges, over Rs197 million in TIP taxes and over Rs12.7 million in Trade License Fee and Professional Taxes from defaulters. The RCB teams on the directives of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Umar Farooq were in the process of conducting raids in different areas to take action against the defaulters.

Tariq Fawad Malik: the founder of messy Broadsheet deal

Tariq Fawad Malik. File photo LONDON: The state of Pakistan is assessing the mega loss of reputation and $65 million in litigation to the Broadsheet LLC that was formed with just £200 but one person who laid the foundation of this mess is Tariq Fawad Malik, a Lahore textile trader, who was able to convince General (retired) Amjad, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Chairman in 2000, that he could help Pakistan bring back the “looted wealth” from overseas. It was a flashy marketing brochure making wild claims about assets recovery that Mr Tariq Fawad Malik, a former Air Force (PAF) Pilot Officer dismissed from the service over fraud offences, showed to General Amjad, arranged a scripted visit to Colorado to win him over his trust and the rest is history.

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