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A heated exchange erupted between PML-N Senator Abid Sher Ali and ANP Senator Aimal Wali Khan during a Senate Human Rights Committee meeting in Islamabad. Abid Sher Ali objected to the questioning of Suthra Punjab officials, saying the committee was conducting the inquiry “as if sitting in a police...

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