Munawer Azeem is a journalist associated with the Dawn Group of Newspapers, focusing on local news in Islamabad, Pakistan. With a keen interest in politics and crime reporting, Munawer covers a wide range of topics including elections, security issues, and social unrest in the capital city.
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Munawer Azeem's articles predominantly cover local political and security events in Pakistan, particularly Islamabad. His focus on government and politics, along with crime-related topics, suggests he would be responsive to pitches that provide expert commentary or insights into evolving political situations or security issues within the region.
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According to police, three motorcycle riders attacked a police team near Golra Mor while officers were escorting the suspect for ‘recovery'.
By: Munawer Azeem
Out of the total 9,322, there were 5,811 cases of dacoities, robberies, snatching, burglaries and theft in which the culprits looted or stole cash and valuables worth Rs2.90 billion.
By: Munawer Azeem
A notification issued on Thursday said five wings of Rangers would be stationed in Rawalpindi, Attock and Jhelum districts.
By: Munawer Azeem
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Interior on Thursday asked the chief secretary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) to ensure that...
By: Munawer Azeem
Metro service to remain suspended in capital today; police direct closure of catering services with a warning against serving
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