'Some people had uploaded pictures of the two girls,' said Masood Khan, deputy superintendent of police in the Kolai-Palas district in the mountains of northwest Pakistan near the Afghan border. Some relatives of the dead woman were among the suspects, police said. Police said the woman had been killed after a council of elders, known as a jirga, had ordered that she and a friend, who also appeared in the picture, be killed. PESHAWAR, Pakistan: Police in Pakistan are investigating the killing of an 18-year old woman after villager elders called for her death because she had appeared in a picture on social media, police said on Monday, the latest victim of a so-called honor killing. Tens of thousands of Afghans, many of whom have lived in Pakistan for decades, have had to leave the country, and authorities are rounding up many more in raids across the country. 'After non-cooperation by the Afghan interim government, Pakistan has decided to take matters into its own hands - and Pakistan's recent actions are neither unexpected or surprising,' caretaker Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakar told journalists. 8, Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar said in an unusually harshly worded presser that the move to expel undocumented Afghans was a response to the unwillingness of the Taliban-led administration to act against militants using Afghanistan to carry out attacks in Pakistan. 3, Pakistani officials have variously said Afghan nationals have been found to be involved in a majority of recent terror attacks in the country, Since the announcement of the deportation drive on Oct. Islamabad last month announced it would expel over a million undocumented migrants, mostly Afghans, amid a row with Kabul over charges that it harbors anti-Pakistan militants. Kabul denies it allows militants to harbor on its soil. The TTP, or Pakistani Taliban, are a separate group but allies of the Afghan Taliban, who seized power in Afghanistan in 2021 as the US and NATO troops were in the final stages of their pullout. “Sanitization operation is being carried out to eliminate any other terrorists found in the area.” “Resultantly, 2x innocent civilians embraced Shahadat, while 7x civilians and 3x soldiers got injured,” the military said. The army added that the bomber had been identified as an Afghan national, without giving evidence, and had struck in the Bakka Khel area in Bannu District. The faction is allied with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which carries out a majority of terror attacks in Pakistan. The military said the bomber was affiliated with a militant group headed by militant commander Hafiz Gul Bahadur, who used to operate in Pakistan's North Waziristan border region. ISLAMABAD: The army said on Monday a suicide bomber had targeted a security forces convoy, killing two civilians and injuring seven civilians and three soldiers in northwest Pakistan. The latest reduction in fuel prices is the first in a month, following two consecutive reviews where petroleum product costs were left unchanged. However, the government has since begun to offer some economic relief by gradually reducing these rates. This move comes after the caretaker administration in Pakistan significantly increased fuel costs after taking over in August to meet the requirements of a short-term, $3 billion loan program from the IMF secured earlier this year.

The price of petrol has been reduced from Rs283.38 to Rs281.34 per liter high-speed diesel is down by Rs6.47 to Rs296.71 per liter kerosene oil is now Rs204.98 per liter after a reduction of Rs6.05 and light diesel oil, which saw the most significant cut of Rs9.01, has now been priced at Rs180.45. “Government of Pakistan has decided to revise the prices of Petroleum products for the fortnight starting 16 November 2023, as recommended by the Oil & Gas Regularity Authority,” said a finance division notification while sharing the new rates. The government has lowered the rates of petroleum products by up to Rs9.01, with the per-liter cost of petrol decreasing by Rs2.04. Pakistan typically adjusts petroleum prices on a fortnightly basis, taking into account international energy market fluctuations and the rupee-dollar exchange rate. ISLAMABAD: The government announced to cut down fuel prices in Pakistan for the rest of the month on Wednesday shortly after reaching a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) following an in-depth economic review by a visiting delegation of the international lending agency.

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