The execution of Shafqat Hussain, who was sentenced to death for killing a seven-year-old boy in Karachi in 2004, is scheduled for Tuesday despite international protests.
The execution of Shafqat Hussain, who was sentenced to death for killing a seven-year-old boy in Karachi in 2004, is scheduled for Tuesday despite international protests.
Authorities in India say more than 120 people have died across the country in recent days, while more than a million have been displaced by rains.
The man was detained and his vehicle impounded after he tried to get closer to Sharif's car as the prime minister was returning to the capital from the tourist resort of Murree.
Pakistani rupee dropped to Rs104.30 to a greenback last week.
Islamabad is yet to confirm the availability of Sartaj Aziz, Adviser to Prime Minister on National Security and Foreign Affairs, for the meeting.
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National Accountability Bureau has a backlog of 1,179 cases in addition to 18,819 fresh complaints it received in 2014.
Official says Pakistan has 660 Indians in the prison and most of them are fishermen, who were arrested for violations of territorial waters in the Arabian Sea.
Now 23-year-old, Geeta is believed to have mistakenly crossed into Pakistani territory as a child.
The anti-terrorism court took action on a report by police that it could not arrest Altaf Hussain on a complaint filed by Karachi Rangers' spokesman Colonel Tahir.