Rana Bilal is a journalist at Dawn Group of Newspapers. He specializes in law and legal affairs, criminal law, crime and justice, and the judicial system, while also addressing pressing issues like climate change and water. Rana's insightful reporting has been featured in Asia International News and the Dawn Group of Newspapers.
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Lahore, Pakistan (Local)
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By: Rana Bilal
The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Wednesday issued notices to respondents on a 2015 petition seeking a ban on the broadcast of images and speeches of
By: Rana Bilal
LHC Chief Justice Aalia Neelum gives critical remarks against PTA chairman and his lack of knowledge about affairs at multiple points.
By: Rana Bilal
She is to be arrested and presented before the court on March 22 in a case filed by fellow actor Aswad Haroon.
By: Rana Bilal
A Lahore court cancelled on Saturday the non- bailable warrant issued for actor Nazish Jahangir after she voluntarily appeared for the hearing and submitted a bond.
By: Rana Bilal
Orders convicts to pay Rs10,000,000 each to legal heirs, acquits other brother and his wife by extending the benefit of the doubt to them.
By: Rana Bilal
Chief Justice Aalia notes previous hearing was also adjourned because of AGP's absence; Justice Haider expresses dissatisfaction.
AAG tells court provision of list carrying names of government officials who are using the social media platform "not possible".
By: Rana Bilal
A Lahore Anti-Terrorism Court acquitted others suspected to have been involved in the case.
By: Rana Bilal
LHC orders Punjab police chief to submit a report tomorrow through a senior officer.
By: Rana Bilal
Justice Bajwa directed that the Punjab advocate general should also appear before the court.
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