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Pakistan approves judicial panel to probe 2013 poll riggingKhan had alleged that the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) of Sharif had rigged the 2013 polls, depriving PTI of several seats.- Imran Khan adamant on demand for Pakistani judicial panel to probe pollsImran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek- e-Insaf refused to withdraw its demand for constitution of judicial commission to investigate alleged riggin...
- Five key documents handed over to Pakistan in 26/11 Mumbai terror attack caseThe documents include the true copy of SC judgement on the case and deposition by two doctors who conducted the postmortem of the slain ter...
- India-Pakistan judicial committee to visit three Indian jailsThe India-Pakistan joint judicial committee will visit three jails -- Amritsar, Tihar and Jaipur -- beginning tomorrow to interact with Pak...
- Pakistan judicial panel to cross examine 26/11 witnesses on September 24An 8-member Pak judicial commission will cross examine the witnesses in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case on September 24.
- Pakistan ready to send 26/11 judicial panel to India next monthPakistan is ready to send for the second time a judicial commission to India next month to cross examine the witnesses of Mumbai terror att...
- India assures Pakistan to allow questioning of 26/11 witnessesIndia has given assurance to Pak that a legal panel of Pak will be allowed to cross examine witnesses in the 26/11 attacks case
- Ensure adequate security for all Indian prisoners: India-Pakistan judicial panel"It was recommended that post mortem report of Chambail Singh be shared with the Indian side without any further delay," the statement said.
- 2 retd Indian judges to visit Pakistan jail where Sarabjit attackedTwo retired Indian judges will soon visit a Lahore jail where death-row prisoner Sarabjit Singh was seriously injured following an attack.
- 26/11 attacks: Trial in Pakistan adjourned till Mar 16The trial of seven Pakistanis charged with involvement in the 2008 Mumbai attacks was today adjourned for two weeks
- 26/11 case: Pak judicial panel's India visit may be delayedAli argued during today's hearing that the Indian government had stated it would allow the cross-examination of witnesses.
- Pakistan judicial commission's visit remains uncertainHome Ministry got approval of Bombay High Court for the visit of the Pakistani panel and cross examination of four witnesses of the Mumbai ...
- 26/11 case: Indian legal experts' team arrives in PakistanAn agreement was reached on the visit by a second judicial commission on the India visit of Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik.
- Mumbai attack case: Pak sends terms of reference for visit of 2nd Judicial Commission to cross-examine witnessesPakistan has sent the terms of reference for visit of the second Judicial Commission to India to cross-examine key witnesses in the Mumbai ...
- Pakistan to ask India for cross examination of 2008 Mumbai attacks witnessesThe Pakistan government will write to its Indian counterpart to allow the cross-examination of key witnesses in the Mumbai attacks case.
- 26/11 terror attacks: India to send to Pakistan file authenticated by 4 witnessesIndia will soon send to Pakistan all documents related to 26/11 terror attacks case that were authenticated by four key witnesses .
- 26/11 case: New notification on panel's India visit submittedA fresh notification regarding a judicial panel's visit to India to interview key officials involved in the 26/11 probe was submitted today.
- 26/11 case: Pakistan judicial panel may visit India before February 10India had earlier informed Pakistan that the Pakistan judicial panel could visit Mumbai during the first half of February
- For fourth time, Pakistan transfers 26/11 judgeIn what is seen here as a tactic to delay the trial of the Mumbai terror attack's perpetrators, Pakistan has once against transferred the j...
- No legal requirement for India to access 26/11 accused: PakPakistan on Thursday said there is no legal requirement for an Indian commission to be granted access to the terror suspects in this countr...
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