Four mortar shells fire from Iran land in Pakistan’s area

By
Estimated read time 1 min read
March 17, 2018
0 comments

Quetta At least four mortar shells were fired from Iran land into Panjgur area of Baluchistan on Friday
The shells landed and exploded in a ground. Therefore, no casualty was reported. According to the local sources, many such attacks had been done from Iran Land in the past.

Author

More From Author

LHC Ruling Prompts Punjab to Waive Stamp Duty on Corporate Mergers

February 21, 2026

Competition Commission of Pakistan, CCP awareness session, Hamdard School of Law Karachi, Hamdard University Karachi, Competition Law of Pakistan, Competition Act 2010, Section 10 Competition Act, Section 11 Competition Act, deceptive marketing practices Pakistan, mergers and acquisitions law Pakistan, cartelization in Pakistan, anti-competitive practices, abuse of dominant position, prohibited agreements law, cartel investigations Pakistan, CCP enforcement actions, market intelligence unit CCP, Bushra Naz Malik CCP, Dr Ikram ul Haq CCP, Marryum Pervaiz CCP, Maliha Qudus CCP, academia advocacy drive CCP, consumer protection Pakistan, corporate consolidations review, misleading advertisements law, competition law awareness seminar, legal education Pakistan, business compliance Pakistan, level playing field businesses, Pakistan competition watchdog, antitrust law Pakistan, legal seminar Islamabad news, university collaboration CCP, Q&A session competition law, faculty collaboration CCP, Pakistan economic regulation news

CCP Holds Awareness Session on Competition Law at Hamdard School of Law

February 21, 2026

Khudayar Mohla, Supreme Court Pakistan, SC blocks CNIC execution, CNIC cannot be blocked, executing court jurisdiction, money decree execution, Code of Civil Procedure Section 51, Justice Munib Akhtar, Justice Irfan Saadat Khan, SHC verdict overturned, Agha Abid Majeed Khan appeal, Idrees Ahmed decree, CNIC legal protection, Sindh High Court ruling, execution of money decree, Section 51(e) CPC, Pakistani civil procedure, civil decree enforcement, CNIC essential services, judicial restraint Pakistan, muscular execution powers, Supreme Court judgement Saturday, summary chapter suit, legal news Pakistan, SC ruling on CNIC, High Court CNIC case, CNIC blocking illegal, Order XXI Rule 117 CPC, judgment debtor rights, SC vs SHC ruling, Pakistan legal updates, Supreme Court appeal verdict

SC Rules Executing Court Lacks Jurisdiction to Block CNIC

February 21, 2026

Leave a Reply Cancel reply