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Thousands of counter-protesters rally after riots

Thousands of counter-protesters have rallied in towns and cities across England after a week of rioting and disorder. Gatherings in locations where anti-immigration protests had been expected - including north London, Bristol and Newcastle - were largely peaceful, as counter-protesters formed the bulk of the crowds. Police had been braced for further violence, with thousands of officers monitoring as many as 100 locations. The demonstrations followed days of riots initially sparked by  misinformation online  that the suspect in the fatal stabbing of three girls in Southport on 29 July was a Muslim asylum seeker. Mosques and hotels housing asylum seekers have been among places targeted over the last week, with  some shops burnt out and looted . On high streets across England, shop owners boarded up windows and closed early on Wednesday in anticipation of further violence. Immigration lawyers had been told by police  to work  from home after lists of solicitors’ ...
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FIA's decision to investigate fake verification of driving license in KP

 FIA's decision to investigate fake verification of driving license in KP



 

In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, it has been decided to investigate the fake driving license verification scandal with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA). 



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Chief Secretary Nadeem Aslam Chaudhry approved the FIA ​​and the provincial committee to investigate the issuance of fake driving licenses by the Transport Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Australia and Hong Kong. 





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The provincial committee will include senior officers of Home Department, KPIT Board, Police and Law Department among other     institutions.

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The Transport Department had sent a preliminary report on the fake licenses to the Chief Secretary, validating the complaints received from the Hong Kong and Australian governments and recommending further inquiry into the matter.


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