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Pakistan’s First Woman Three-Star General Nigar Johar Takes Charge Of KP Health

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By Sardar Muhammad Irshad, Nayab Siddiqui
| The Lahore Times
LAHORE: Lieutenant General (retd) Nigar Johar Khan, the first woman to reach three-star rank in Pakistan’s army, has been named health adviser in the technocratic council now running Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, handing one of the most prominent military doctors responsibility for the hospitals of her home province at a moment of deep political strain.
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Azeri Gang-Rape Case Goes On Without Complainant As Key Suspect Evades

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By Sohail Ahmad, Nayab Siddiqui
| The Lahore Times
LAHORE: Two weeks after a young Azerbaijani woman told Lahore police she had been drugged and gang-raped in a Defence flat, the case has reached an uneasy stage. Two of the men she accuses are in custody. The third is still free. And the complainant herself is no longer in Pakistan. On Friday a judicial magistrate extended the physical remand of the two prime suspects by four days.
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Pakistan’s Scam Call Centre Raids Net Hundreds, Few Verdicts Known

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By Arshad Dogar, Nayab Siddiqui
| The Lahore Times
LAHORE/ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s cybercrime agency has arrested dozens more people in raids on call centres accused of defrauding victims in Britain, Australia and the United States, extending a campaign that has detained more than 800 suspects since August, a large share of them foreign nationals.
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