Karachi

A Pakistani firm linked to digital scams, opioids, and visa fraud filed a defamation suit against OpIndia in Karachi, displaying shocking legal ignorance and misusing local courts to cover up its alleged global criminal operations.

Bilwani-linked entities in Dallas, Texas, including Retrocube and Intersys, continue to operate under names commonly associated with digital services, as claimed by de Hek. However, now these companies have found themselves listed in lawsuits alleging fraud, breach of contract, and deceptive trade practices.

Pakistan Army spokesman Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that as many as 9 different places in Pakistan were targeted by Indian drones.

Last month, Pakistan stated in a joint statement with China that it had committed to boost security for Chinese nationals and projects in the South Asian country, as Beijing demanded immediate security steps in response to an upsurge in attacks by Baloch rebels. China also sought a thorough probe of attacks on Chinese nationals in Pakistan.

According to the Police, necrophilia accused Saleem used to target fresh graves of women, exhume bodies, and commit sexual abuse.

A massive gathering by civil society activists took place at the streets of Karachi on Saturday, against the state crackdown on Baloch protesters in Sindh and Balochistan, Dawn reported.