Monday 4 September 2017

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Mullah Fazlullah's cousin among four terrorists killed in Karachi

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KARACHI (Dunya News) – Cousin to Daesh chief Mullah Fazlullah along with three of his accomplices was killed on Monday in a crossfire with police in Quetta Town area.Malir Senior Superintendent of Police Rao Anwar led the police operation on Super Highway on a tip off. Reportedly, the law enforcers besieged a house in Saddaf Society prompting terrorists to open fire to escape arrests.However, in retaliation, Khurshid, Fazlullah’s relative and three of his accomplices were killed.Anwar asserted that operatives of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) have joined Daesh and that three brothers of Khurshid have been killed earlier in different operations.Khurshid was involved in attacks on Malala Yousafzai, army troops stationed in Swat and police in Quaidabad.

Sindh CM demands federal govt to put Ansar-ul-Shariah on watch list

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KARACHI (Dunya News) – Sindh chief minister Murad Ali Shah has demanded off the federal government on Monday to put Ansar-ul-Shariah on the watch list after he paid a visit to opposition leader Khawaja Izharul Hassan who has survived an assassination attempt on Saturday (September 2nd).CM Murad Ali Shah landed in Karachi after performing Hajj and visited the opposition leader at his residence.On the occasion, he vowed that perpetrators of the attack would be brought to justice. Shah said that the provincial government has demanded off the federal government to put Ansar-ul-Shariah on the watch list.He also said that varsities are also to be reviewed to check any possible terror elements.The chief minister revealed that the plan to assassinate the opposition leader was put together abroad. During the meeting, Khawaja Izharul Hassan thanked the chief minister for inquiring on him after the attack.CM Shah also paid a visit to the martyred child and offered condolences. he inquired on health of late childs wounded father.Shah further announced to lay bare strategy in All Parties Conference over the controversial census in Sindh.

'International bodies turned blind eyes towards atrocities in Kashmir, Myanmar'

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LAHORE (Dunya News) – Opposition leader Khurshid Shah has complained on Monday that the international bodies have turned blind eyes towards atrocities against Muslims in Indian occupied Kashmir valley and Myanmar.While talking to the media in the provincial capital, Shah announced to raise issue of Rohingya Muslims in the coming session of the National Assembly.He said that OIC among all bodies concerned should take notice of Indian brutality in Kashmir. Dwelling further on plight of Rohingya Muslims, he said that atrocities in Myanmar have left the entire humanity ashamed.He vowed that Pakistan People’s Party would play role in ‘waking up’ the international institutions to look for a solution for Muslims in Myanmar.

Four women killed, seven persons injured in Uch Sharif road accident

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UCH SHARIF (Dunya News) – Four women were killed while seven persons injured in a road accident on a highway on Monday near Pul Hafizaan.A vehicle enroute Rajanpur from Alipur of Uch Sharif met an accident when gas tanker turned turtle.Four minors, two men and a woman were shifted to tehsil headquarters hospital while four women were killed in the accident.Reportedly, the highway was shut following the incident owing to gas leakage to avert any untoward incident.

Three held for firing outside PPP's office in NA-120

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LAHORE (Dunya News) – Three alleged miscreants were held on Monday for resorting to gunfire outside office of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) in Islampura area ahead of NA-120 by-polls.The detentions came in a day after the then unidentified miscreants opened fire outside the party office prompting PPP to claim that the office was the target. Punjab Police had lodged a case and launched a search operation.Geo-fencing and evidence collected at the crime site helped the police to trace the vehicle and three persons involved in the crime.The held perpetrators are namely, Asad, Hamza and Sher Ali.Reportedly, police have seized weapons and the vehicle used in the ‘attack’. According to the City Superintendent of Police Adil Memon, the detainees aged between 20 to 22 years were involved in disorderly conduct.

85KM long 220 KV transmission line constructed by NTDC

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ISLAMABAD (APP): Eighty-five km long 220 KV transmission line has been constructed by the National Transmission and Despatch Company (NTDC) in Sindh.A spokesman of the company told Radio Pakistan the newly constructed transmission line is successfully transforming three hundred and thirty eight MW electricity from the new Jhampir wind claster in Sindh to the national grid.The sources said that the transmission line originates from Jhampir and concludes at Tando Muhammad Khan some thirty-five km from Hyderabad.

Bangladesh forces 2,000 Rohingya off remote island

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COXS BAZAR (AFP) - Bangladesh authorities have forced more than 2,000 Rohingya to leave a remote island where they were hiding out after fleeing violence in Myanmar, officials said Monday.The United Nations says 87,000 mostly Rohingya refugees have poured over the border into Bangladesh since the latest round of fighting broke out 10 days ago in Myanmars neighbouring Rakhine state.The vast majority have entered overland or by crossing the Naf border river. But as desperation grows, some are braving the open seas to reach the small island of St Martins nine kilometres (around six miles) off Bangladeshs coast.Officials said the islands 9,000 residents, who share close cultural ties with the Rohingya and speak a similar language, had been hiding around 2,000 recent arrivals but were ordered to give them up.The Rohingya are a mainly Muslim stateless ethnic minority who according to rights groups have faced decades of persecution in mainly Buddhist Myanmar.The head of the local council Noor Ahmad said mosque loudspeakers were used to ask residents to hand Rohingya arrivals over to the coast guard.They told us to help find the Rohingya by any means and bring them to the coast guard camp, said Ahmad.Another elected official, Farid Ahmed, said 2,011 Rohingya including children were rounded up at the coast guard headquarters on Sunday evening and taken away.Rohingya children were crying. But it is the government order. What can we do? Ahmed told AFP.They (Rohingya) said, where should we go? They (Myanmar forces) were killing us there. Our houses were burnt. They were firing at us.Both men said the Rohingya had been taken back to Myanmar on boats.One senior security official who spoke to AFP on condition of anonymity said the Rohingya were taken back at night under escort from border security forces.Bangladesh coast guards have intercepted and turned away hundreds more refugees as they tried to approach the island, the official said.Bangladesh was already home to around 400,000 Rohingya before the current crisis and has made clear it does not want to take in more.But it has been unable to stem the flow of refugees desperate to escape renewed violence in Rakhine state, where they say their community has suffered massacres at the hands of Buddhist mobs and the military.Officials said the 2,011 Rohingya on the island had all arrived in the last few days.They were in different places in Saint Martins island and they were herded together, said district administrator Ali Hossain.Saudi condemnationSaudi_Arabia will continue its efforts to find a lasting solution to the plight of the Rohingya Muslims.— KSA Mission UN (@ksamissionun) September 2, 2017 Saudi Arabia has condemned attacks on Rohingya Muslims and states that efforts would continue to find a solution to the situation that would last.

World equities drop after N Korea's latest nuclear test

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LONDON (AFP) - Global stock markets slid Monday as investors sought safer bets after North Korea claimed to have tested a hydrogen bomb, one week after firing a ballistic missile over Japan.Pyongyang on Sunday conducted its sixth nuclear test -- sparking further condemnation and a warning from US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis of a massive military response if the United States or its allies were attacked.Asian stock markets slid along with the South Korean won currency, while the haven yen rallied as the news ramped up international tensions. European losses were less acute.Fresh North Korean tensions weigh on financial markets as the probability of a serious US military response escalates, VTB Capital analyst Neil MacKinnon told AFP.Seoul said later Monday there were signs the North is preparing another missile launch, adding it could involve an intercontinental ballistic missile similar to the one fired over Japan.US President Donald Trump stands ready to use the countrys full range of diplomatic, conventional, and nuclear capabilities if North Korea continues to threaten it or its allies, the White House said Sunday.Trump denounced the test, tweeting that the time for appeasement was over and threatening drastic economic sanctions, including stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea.It seems (North Korean leader) Kim Jong-un shows no signs of conciliation, said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at AxiTrader.North Korea seems hell-bent on either goading the United States, and its president, into a response or what it thinks will be an embarrassing backdown, he added.ProvocationOn equity markets Seoul shed 1.2 percent and Japans Nikkei ended 0.9-percent down as the stronger yen hurt exporters. Hong Kong slipped 0.8 percent and Sydney closed down 0.4 percent, while Singapore gave up one percent.There has been a marked increase in North Korean provocation in recent weeks with a series of missile tests being carried out in what is quite clearly a deliberate escalation of international tensions, added XTB analyst David Cheetham.The latest drill caused a 6.3 magnitude earthquake that shook North Korea following the detonation of the countrys strongest nuclear weapon which was almost 10 times more powerful than the previous tests.Sundays test was of a device that could be mounted on an intercontinental missile capable of reaching the United States, North Korea claimed.Its expected this latest North Korea aggression, could further intensify geopolitical tensions, said Stephen Innes, head of Asia-Pacific trading at OANDA.The key now is how the international community will respond given how ineffective the tightened UN sanctions have been at discouraging North Koreas ambitions.Key figures around 1045 GMTLondon - FTSE 100: DOWN 0.1 percent at 7,428.60 pointsFrankfurt - DAX 30: DOWN 0.5 percent at 12,086Paris - CAC 40: DOWN 0.3 percent at 5,107.90EURO STOXX 50: DOWN 0.4 percent at 3,431.00Tokyo - Nikkei 225: DOWN 0.9 percent at 19,508.25 (close)Seoul - Kospi: DOWN 1.2 percent at 2,329.65 (close)Hong Kong - Hang Seng: DOWN 0.8 percent at 27,740.26 (close)Shanghai - Composite: UP 0.4 percent at 3,379.58 (close)New York - Dow: UP 0.2 percent at 21,987.56 (close)Euro/dollar: UP at $1.1917 from $1.1862 at 2100 GMT on FridayPound/dollar: DOWN at $1.2940 from $1.2955Dollar/yen: UP at 109.54 yen from 110.28 yenOil - Brent North Sea: DOWN 31 cents at $52.44 per barrelOil - West Texas Intermediate: DOWN 11 cents at $47.40

Bangladesh reach 253-6 despite Lyon's five wickets

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CHITTAGONG (AFP) - Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon claimed five wickets on a turning pitch but Bangladesh fought back to reach 253-6 at stumps on the opening day of the second Test.Lyon decimated Bangladeshs top order with four consecutive lbws before Sabbir Rahman and Mushfiqur Rahim put on 105 for the sixth wicket to steady the hosts in Chittagong.Monsoon rain could disrupt play on the second day, putting pressure on Steve Smiths men to polish off Bangladeshs tail early as they seek a win to equalise the two-Test series.Australia lost their first-ever Test against Bangladesh last week and dropped a fast bowler in Chittagong to strengthen their spin attack on a turning wicket.Lyon disposed of the four opening batsman before claiming his fifth in the last session when Sabbir was stumped.But skipper Mushfiqur Rahim remains an obstacle for the tourists, unbeaten on 62 and patiently holding together the innings.Nasir Hossain, the last recognised batsman, was the other not out player with 19 at close of play at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium.Rahim and Sabbir displayed contrasting styles in their stand, with Sabbir playing adventurous shots and Rahim anchoring.Sabbir scored his 50 off only 62 balls but slowed as Rahim became more confident, smashing his own half-century off 124 balls.Sabbir dispatched Lyon for a six over long-on and Rahim hit two consecutive fours against Steve OKeefe.Lyon, the first off-spinner to open the Test bowling for Australia since 1938, finally removed Sabbir in the 82nd over when he was stumped by Mathew Wade.Lyon finished with figures of five for 77 off 28 overs. His scalps included Tamim Iqbal, one of the architects of Bangladeshs historic victory over Australia, who fell for just nine on his home ground.He also sent back Mominul Haque, who boasts the highest batting average of the Bangladesh team.Left-arm spinner Ashton Agar got the other wicket for Australia, as a three-pronged spin attack took the battle to the hosts.Agar dismissed Shakib Al Hasan, whose all-round heroics earned him man of the match in the first Test, for 24.Rahim had won the toss and opted to bat first on what looked like a spinners paradise. Bangladesh brought in Mominul in place of pace bowler Shafiul Islam.Australia picked spin bowling all-rounder Steve OKeefe, who replaced injured fast bowler Josh Hazlewood.Hilton Cartwright replaced out-of-sorts batsman Usman Khawaja, who scored just one run each in his two innings in the first Test.

Prince William, Kate expecting third child

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LONDON (AFP) - Prince Williams wife Kate is expecting their third child, Kensington Palace announced on Monday, adding that she would not be attending a planned engagement due to morning sickness.William, 35, is second in line to the throne and the new baby will be fifth in line, bumping Williams younger brother Harry down the order of succession.The news comes at the start of the week that the royal couples eldest child, four-year-old Prince George, begins school in London.They also have a daughter, two-year-old Princess Charlotte.Their royal highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to announce that the Duchess of Cambridge is expecting their third child, the palace said in a statement.There was no immediate indication when the baby was due or whether it is a boy or a girl.Queen Elizabeth II, Williams grandmother, was said to be delighted at the news, as were members of both families.Prime Minister Theresa May was quick to offer her congratulations, saying in a message on Twitter: This is fantastic news.The palace confirmed that as with her previous two pregnancies, the duchess is suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum, an acute form of morning sickness.Kate, 35, was hospitalised with the condition during her first pregnancy in 2012, while it also forced her to cancel a trip to Malta when she was pregnant with Charlotte in 2014.Her royal highness will no longer carry out her planned engagement at the Hornsey Road Childrens Centre in London today, the palace said.The Duchess is being cared for at Kensington Palace.William and Kate moved back to London from their rural home in eastern England this summer as they take over more engagements from the ageing senior royals.The 91-year-old queen has reduced her public events in recent years and Prince Philip, her 96-year-old husband, officially retired in August.William gave up his job as an air ambulance pilot in July and relocated his family from Anmer Hall in Norfolk to their apartment at Kensington Palace.Prince George, the third in line to the throne, is due to begin school at the private Thomass Battersea school in south London on Thursday.There has long been speculation that William and Kate would like a third child.On a royal tour of Poland in July, the duchess -- who herself is one of three children -- joked about having another after being given a cuddly toy designed to soothe tiny babies.Saying thank you for the present, she turned to William and joked: We will just have to have more babies.Hyperemesis gravidarum causes excessive nausea and vomiting and affects around one in every 100 pregnant women, according to the state-run National Health Service (NHS).Some women report being sick up to 50 times a day, and while most common in early pregnancy, symptoms can continue throughout the nine months.

Soccer: Italy turn to Israel after Spanish rout

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REGGIO EMILIA (AFP) - A bruised Italy will look to turn the page on a morale-sapping World Cup qualifying defeat to Spain when they host Israel in Reggio Emilia on Tuesday.The Azzurri need three points to consolidate second place in Group G behind Spain and stay safely clear of third-placed Albania as they look to make it to the finals in Russia next year.Giampiero Venturas side were outclassed by the 2010 world champions, inspired by Real Madrid midfielder Isco, as they lost 3-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday.Tuesdays challenge against Israel at the Mapei Stadium in northern Italy has now become all the more important as the four-time world champions look to regain confidence with a two-legged play-off now looking increasingly likely if they are to reach the World Cup.A bad defeat which will help us grow ... now grit and determination for Tuesday, said midfielder Antonio Candreva.Napoli forward Lorenzo Insigne added: To get to the World Cup we need to remain united.Israel -- seven points behind Italy -- are coming off a 1-0 defeat to Macedonia, their fourth of the campaign.But Ventura has defensive worries.Giorgio Chiellini is still out with a calf problem along with Leonardo Bonucci, who picked up a booking on Saturday, and Leonardo Spinazzola, injured in the last few minutes in Spain.New Chelsea recruit Davide Zappacosta was hastily called up to training in Florence on Sunday as Ventura looks to pull together a makeshift defence.Juventus duo Andrea Barzagli and Daniele Rugani could start together in central defence with Andrea Conti on the right and Manchester Uniteds Matteo Darmian moved to the opposite side.Meanwhile, AC Milans teenage goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma could take the place of veteran captain Gigi Buffon, 39, between the posts.It was a defeat against a side with great quality. We did some good things, others bad, it mustnt wipe out the good work done up until now, Darmian said after the defeat.We go home with quite a heavy defeat, but we look forward.The defeat was Italys first loss in either World Cup or European Championship qualifying since September 2006, a run of 56 matches.Italy now need Spain to lose one of their remaining qualifying games against Liechtenstein, Albania and Israel to have any hope of avoiding a two-legged play-off.Tuesdays qualifier against Israel will be followed by games against Macedonia in Turin and Albania away in October.The last time Italy had to go through play-offs was in 1997 on the road to the 1998 World Cup in France.Italy were handed a boost ahead of the Israel match, however, with news that their captain Eran Zahavi had suddenly decided to end his international career after being angered by booing from the home crowd.Zahavi was left fuming on Saturday by fans in Haifa who started booing when Macedonia scored the only goal of a shock victory in a World Cup qualifier.In response, Zahavi threw his captains armband to the ground, prompting Israels federation to suspend him for an undetermined period.I cant stand it anymore, Zahavi, who plays professionally for Chinas Guangzhou R&F, told Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth after his decision on international retirement.We are in a country that doesnt know how to honour its great athletes, so I prefer to leave. Its unbelievable that the fans boo their team. That doesnt happen anywhere else in the world.I didnt want to react like I did, but I imploded.

Suu Kyi and Myanmar face chorus of anger over Rohingya crisis

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YANGON (AFP) - Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai and Muslim countries in Asia led a growing chorus of criticism on Monday aimed at Myanmar and its civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi over the plight of its Rohingya Muslim minority.Nearly 90,000 Rohingya have flooded into Bangladesh in the past 10 days following an uptick in fighting between militants and Myanmars military in strife-torn western Rakhine state.The impoverished region bordering Bangladesh has been a crucible of communal tensions between Muslims and Buddhists for years, with the Rohingya forced to live under apartheid-like restrictions on movement and citizenship.The recent violence, which kicked off last October when a small Rohingya militant group ambushed border posts, is the worst Rakhine has witnessed in years with the UN saying Myanmars army may have committed ethnic cleansing in its response.De facto leader Suu Kyi, a former political prisoner of Myanmars junta, has come under increasing fire over her perceived unwillingness to speak out against the treatment of the Rohingya or chastise the military.She has made no public comment since the latest fighting broke out.Every time I see the news, my heart breaks at the suffering of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, Pakistani activist Yousafzai, who famously survived being shot in the head by the Taliban, said in a statement on Twitter.Over the last several years I have repeatedly condemned this tragic and shameful treatment. I am still waiting for my fellow Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi to do the same, she added.Muslim neighbours riledThe growing crisis threatens Myanmars diplomatic relations, particularly with Muslim-majority countries in Southeast Asia where there is profound public anger over the treatment of the Rohingya.The Maldives announced on Monday that it was severing all trade ties with the country until the government of Myanmar takes measures to prevent the atrocities being committed against Rohingya Muslims, the foreign ministry said in a statement.It did not say say how much trade took place between the two countries but it could prompt other Muslim nations to follow suit.Indonesias foreign minister Retno Marsudi met Suu Kyi as well as Myanmars army chief General Min Aung Hlaing in Naypyidaw on Monday in a bid to pressure the government to do more to alleviate the crisis.Once again, violence, this humanitarian crisis has to stop immediately, Indonesian president Joko Widodo told reporters on Sunday as he announced Retnos mission.Hours before Widodo spoke, a petrol bomb was thrown at Myanmars embassy in Jakarta while police there have previously dismantled two attempts by Islamist militants to bomb the compound.Dozens demonstrated in front of the embassy on Monday, where armed police were deployed and the mission cordoned off behind barbed wire.Pakistans foreign ministry said it was deeply concerned over reports of growing number of deaths and forced displacement of Rohingya Muslims and urged Myanmar to investigate reports of atrocities against the community.Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif added in a recent tweet: Global silence on continuing violence against Rohingya Muslims. Intl action crucial to prevent further ethnic cleansing - UN must rally.Muslim-majority Malaysia has also seen public protests since the latest round of violence began.We urge for calm and restraint, Prime Minister Najib Razak tweeted. The dire situation facing our Rohingya brothers and sisters must be alleviated for good of Myanmar and region.Analysts have long warned that Myanmars treatment of the Rohingya would lead to homegrown militancy as well as support from international jihadists.Since the latest fighting broke out, Al-Qaedas offshoot in Yemen has called for retaliatory attacks against Myanmar while the Afghan Taliban called on Muslims to use their abilities to help Myanmars oppressed Muslims.Defenders of Suu Kyi say she is limited in her ability to control Myanmars notoriously abusive military, which under Myanmars junta-era constitution is effectively independent of any civilian oversight.The Rohingya are also widely dismissed in Myanmar as Bangladeshi interlopers despite many tracing their lineage back generations, making supporting them hugely unpopular.But detractors say Suu Kyi is one of the few people with the mass appeal and moral authority to swim against the tide on the issue.

Here is the truth behind Abdul Razzaq, Tamannaah Bhatia picture

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(Web Desk) – The truth behind Abdul Razzaq, former Pakistani cricketer and Baahubali actress Tamannaah Bhatia’s picture ‘shopping’ for a gold necklace has left some hearts heartbroken.Reportedly, the retired cricketer was invited at launch of a jewelry brand and Bhatia was the other guest at the event.The picture that set tabloids on fire was clicked at the event with both the celebrities going through the designs on display.Abdul Razzaq had last played a match, representing Pakistan, in 2013 against South Africa. He has represented Pakistan across all formats of the sport for at least 18 years.Tammanah Bhatia is a film actress who has worked in multiple industries. Her biggest hit is Hindi film industry’s revered Baahubali directed by S S Rajamouli.Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik had married Indian tennis star Sania Mirza in a much discussed and talked about marriage in 2010.

Lyon roars with four as Bangladesh struggle

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CHITTAGONG (AFP) – Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon claimed four wickets on a turning pitch to restrict Bangladesh to 155 for five at tea on the opening day of the second Test in Chittagong on Monday.Lyon removed the first four batsmen -- all trapped lbw -- and left-arm spinner Ashton Agar got one as a three-pronged Australian spin attack took the battle to the hosts, who are up 1-0 in the two-Test series.Australia suffered their first-ever Test defeat against Bangladesh last week, and they dropped a fast bowler in this match to strengthen their spin attack.Two wickets fell in the post-lunch session as Lyon sent back Mominul Haque, who boasts the highest batting average of the Bangladesh team.Agar got Shakib Al Hasan, whose heroics earned him man of the match in the first Test, before he could put on a repeat performance.Skipper Mushfiqur Rahman and middle-order batsman Sabbir Rahman took the side to tea without any further losses as they remained unbeaten on 29 and 24 respectively.Opener Soumya Sarkar is Bangladesh’s top scorer so far with 33, before he was out on the stroke of lunch.Soumya and Mominul added 49 in 16 overs before Soumya was plumb in front to a skidding delivery by Lyon.Tamim Iqbal, one of the architects of Bangladesh’s historic 20-run victory over Australia, was dismissed for just nine.Despite opening at his home ground, he never looked comfortable and before being dismissed, he was dropped at third slip by Glenn Maxwell off Pat Cummins, Australia’s lone fast bowler.Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim won the toss and opted to bat first.Bangladesh brought in Mominul in place of pace bowler Shafiul Islam.Australia, attempting to draw the series, included spin bowling all-rounder Steve O’Keefe, who replaced injured fast bowler Josh Hazlewood.Hilton Cartwright replaced out-of-sorts batsman Usman Khawaja, who scored just one run each in his two innings in the first Test.

11 suspects arrested over Khawaja Izhar's assassination attempt

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KARACHI (Dunya News) – 11 suspects have so far been arrested on Monday over Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) leader Khawaja Izhar-ul-Hassan’s assassination attempt as security forces are ensuring rapid action.The arrests were made after getting information from Hassaan’s phone and other evidences, and his father and brother are also among the captured. Let it be known that Hassaan was one of the attackers who got killed.It was later revealed that Hassaan not only had a doctorate in Philosophy, but had also taught as a professor at an engineering university.Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah also visited Khawaja Izhar-ul-Hassan’s home and condemned the attack. Additional inspector general of police (IGP) claimed that the forces are very close to the suspects, and they will be detained soon.
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