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Sindh Building Control Authority

Coverage of Sindh Building Control Authority in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jul 4 · 03:30 UTCMost recent: Jul 10 · 03:05 UTC
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Federal Constitutional Courtorganization1Supreme Courtorganization1Sindh governmentorganization1Nasla Towerplace1Sharae Faisalplace1Justice Aamer Farooqperson1Lyari’s Mussa Laneplace1Jam Sadiq Ali Parkplace1Gul Plazaplace1Tanveer Pastaperson1Amar Ismailperson1Muhammad Ramazanperson1Muhammad Ameenperson1Naimatullahperson1Justice Agha Faisalperson1Pakistan Penal Code Sections 285, 322, 337-H, 436, 427topic1
Recent coverage
  • POLITICSJul 10 · 03:05 UTCDAWN
    FCC recalls orders that led to Nasla Tower demolition

    The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) recalled Supreme Court orders from 2018 and 2019 that authorized the Sindh government to demolish illegal buildings in Karachi, including the Nasla Tower. The FCC ruled that enforcing building laws is the provincial government's responsibility, not the judiciary, and criticized the Supreme Court for overstepping its role in directing citywide demolitions.

  • CRIMEJul 4 · 03:30 UTCDAWN
    Prosecution seeks inclusion of Gul Plaza inquiry report in charge sheet

    The prosecution has returned the Gul Plaza case charge sheet for the third time due to the investigating officer's failure to include the judicial commission’s report and address prior defects. The IO charged six individuals, including union officials and a shop owner, under multiple sections of the Pakistan Penal Code, but the prosecution criticized the lack of detailed findings and failure to incorporate recommendations from the Justice Agha Faisal-led commission.