Saleem Shahid is a Bureau Chief at Dawn Group of Newspapers. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on security and law enforcement, healthcare systems, and energy and mining. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Dawn Group of Newspapers and Asia International News.
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Quetta, Pakistan (Local)
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Saleem Shahid's articles predominantly focus on local government and politics in Pakistan, particularly in the Balochistan region. The coverage often includes breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to topics such as elections, protests, crime, and women's rights.
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A day earlier, unidentified men shot dead Inayatullah Jattak, father of the woman who was kidnapped two years ago.
• Announces move towards forming a united political alliance to address security and political challenges • Says provincial issues
Addressing a party gathering at the Quetta Press Club, he said the NP has sent a set of proposals to the federal government and if these proposals are implemented, the situation in the province would improve.
Announces move towards forming a united political alliance to address security and political challenges; says provincial issues require political solutions through dialogue, not force.
Political and business leaders in both cities of Balochistan confirmed the development, saying the measures effectively amount to a night-time curfew.
He added that the latest incident was the third major accident in the past two years involving the same mine owners' group.
All arrangements have been completed for polling, which would take place from 8am to 4pm, according to the ECP.
Hundreds of people participated in the protest, which was led by farmers' leader Rais Nazim Khan Umrani, demanding the immediate restoration of water supplies to the agricultural areas.
