Punjab district courts resolve 86% of pending arms cases
Most outlets led with the high disposal rate of pending arms cases by Punjab district courts, citing specific numbers and percentages. Business Recorder emphasized the achievement in the context of compliance, while Daily Times provided more detailed statistics, including the total number of cases resolved. Both focused on the success in case resolution, with no additional framing or emphasis on broader implications.
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Punjab district courts decide 86pc pending arms cases
District courts across Punjab decided 2,934 out of 3,397 cases pending under the Pakistan Arms Ordinance, 1965, up to 2023, during the past six months, achieving a disposal rate of over 86 per cent. According to the Lahore High Court media cell on Saturday, the progress has been made on the special directives of Chief […]
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Arms Ordinance: District judiciary resolves over 86pc cases across Punjab
LAHORE: The district judiciary across Punjab has successfully resolved over 86 percent of pending cases registered under the Pakistan Arms Ordinance, 1965, up to the year 2023. This achievement comes in direct compliance with the special directives of the Chief Justice of Lahore High Court, Lahore, Justice Miss Aalia Neelum. During the last six months, district courts across the province dispos...
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