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On Feb. 3, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) blocked Wikipedia nationwide. In its statement before the ban, the PTA said the online encyclopedia had refused to remove “sacrilegious contents” from the website. In 2020, Pakistan had threatened legal action against Google and Wikipedia for “disseminating sacrilegious content,” regarding Islamic beliefs held by minority Muslim sects. And while the ban on Wikipedia was overturned three days later, there’s an evident surge in Pakistan’s anti-blasphemy policymaking targeting Muslim minorities, which in turn is further emboldening Islamist vigilantes.

On Feb. 11, a Muslim man was lynched by a mob in the eastern city of Nankana Sahib over allegations of desecrating the Quran. The victim was killed inside the local police station, with the law enforcement authorities being hapless bystanders. Often, local police are complicit in victimizing individuals and communities once Islamist thugs conjure the accusation of blasphemy. And this thuggery has the backing of the state, which is now expanding its already notorious blasphemy codes.

The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) was co-opted after Partition in 1947 from the Indian Penal Code (IPC) of 1860, with Sections 295 and 298 dedicated to desecrating worship places and outraging religious sensibilities, respectively. The IPC under British rule added Section 295-A to curtail “deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings.” The original sections, identically present in the IPC, are equally applicable to all religions. In the 1980s, under the Islamist military dictatorship of Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, Pakistan added Islam-specific clauses, defining violent penalties over blasphemy against Islam alone.

Last month, the National Assembly passed amendments to the PPC to expand its blasphemy laws. One of those amendments, the Criminal Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2023, ups the penalty from three years to life imprisonment for “disrespecting” the companions (including the caliphs), family, or wives of the Prophet Muhammad. The PPC criminalizes any sacrilege against the Quran and the prophet, with penalties including capital punishment.

While Pakistan is yet to execute anyone for sacrilege, its blasphemy laws continue to encourage mob violence; at least 93 people have been killed extrajudicially since 1947—including the most recent victims—and more than 1,500 have been imprisoned since 1987, the year after the death penalty was introduced for heresy against Islam in Section 295 of the PPC. The most high-profile victim of the blasphemy laws was one of their staunchest critics, former Punjab Gov. Salman Taseer, who was gunned down by his security guard Mumtaz Qadri in 2011. Taseer’s killing silenced debate on the blasphemy laws and turned Qadri, executed over terrorism charges in 2016, into a saint, with his tomb turned into a shrine.

Last year, a teacher was attacked and killed by her colleague and students in an all-girls school, a mentally unstable man was stoned to death by a mob, and a man born without arms was drowned, in separate incidents of blasphemy killings.

Last month, a Muslim man threatened to incite mobs against a Christian security officer working at the Karachi airport by accusing her of blasphemy against the prophet after the woman had denied his acquaintance entry into the premises. The brutal killing of Sri Lankan business professional Priyantha Kumara illustrated the menace of Pakistan’s murderous blasphemy laws nearly 15 months ago.

While the blasphemy laws have disproportionately and overwhelmingly harmed non-Muslims in Pakistan, many of those victimized have been Muslims themselves. Sometimes these are individuals targeted for personal vendettas; however, many are Muslims who espouse beliefs deemed divergent from those sanctioned by majoritarian orthodoxy. The man killed for blasphemy in October was killed for expressing devotion at the graves of Sufi saints, a significant tenet of Barelvi Islam that the vast majority of South Asian Muslims have traditionally adhered to.

The ideology of takfir, or excommunicating Muslims, is based on outlawing divergent beliefs and penalizing those deemed guilty per Islamic law, or sharia, with punishments for apostasy that include execution. The takfiri ideology fuels murderous sharia codes and jihadi groups alike. Outfits such as the Islamic State and its Pakistani Taliban affiliates have bombed Sufi shrines over the years, deeming the mystic practices heretical. The Islamic State-orchestrated 2017 bombing at the Lal Shahbaz Qalandar shrine in Sehwan, killing at least 90 people, remains one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in Pakistan’s history.

The Islamic State and the Pakistani Taliban have similarly targeted Shiite mosques across the country, dubbing Shiites, comprising the second-largest sect of Islam, collectively guilty of sacrilege. And the Criminal Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2023, passed last month, is the systematization of this anti-Shiite narrative, which borders on codification of the entire sect’s excommunication.

The new amendments to the blasphemy codes were introduced by Abdul Akbar Chitrali of Jamaat-e-Islami, an Islamist party that espouses radicalism against, among others, Shiite Muslims across South Asia. In the bill’s Statement of Objects and Reasons, Chitrali argues that the current penalty for sacrilege against Muhammad’s companions, unlike the capital punishment for blasphemy against the prophet, is insufficient deterrence, citing the Quranic verse that upholds fitna (mischief or deviance) as “worse than murder.” Following the amendment, Section 298-A of the PPC, which heretofore upheld lighter penalties for any sacrilege of Muhammad’s companions, will henceforth make it a nonbailable offense punishable by life imprisonment.

The amendment passed by the National Assembly is an extension of a bill passed by the Punjab Assembly in 2020, albeit still awaiting the governor’s signature. These laws, in effect, outlaw Shiite beliefs by enforcing Sunni theology and tradition across the population, in turn playing judge, jury, and executioner over a 1,400-year-old Sunni-Shiite split in Islam.

The Sunni-Shiite divide has been militantly fanned by the Saudi-Iranian proxy wars over the past half a century, with Islamabad doing Riyadh’s bidding from the onset. This proliferated Salafi and Deobandi madrassas and propped up the correlated jihadi militias, including anti-Shiite outfits such as Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ). While these groups have militarily gravitated toward the Islamic State and the Pakistani Taliban, their political wings have allied themselves with major parties, especially in Punjab.

The ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), which has historically dominated Punjab, has done so with the help of SSP and LeJ affiliates such as Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat. The PML-N’s rival, Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party, and its allies have all backed the anti-Shiite legislation designed to uphold Sunni supremacism in Pakistan by making “respect for the caliphs” a rallying cry to woo the sectarian vote bank.

Sunni Islamists strong-arming veneration for their caliphs is an extension of the general Islamist intimidation over any critique of Muhammad, which even Barelvi jihadis have weaponized.

The idea that even those who do not believe in Islamic figures should be coerced into, at the very least, silencing their views so as to not offend the believers is, at best, an antediluvian notion that represses freedoms of belief, conscience, and expression; at worst, it is a tool of bloodthirsty ethnoreligious cleansing. And in Pakistan, this radical Islamist superstructure of jurisprudential takfir, blasphemy vigilantes, and state-sponsored jihad is founded on the fall of the first excommunication domino: the constitutional apostatizing of Ahmadiyya Islam.

Just as Shiites today are being compelled into shunning their beliefs so as to be accepted as Muslims in Pakistan, Ahmadis were forced to do the same vis-à-vis their belief in their sect’s 19th-century founder, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, via the Second Amendment to the Pakistani Constitution in 1974. The official declaration of Ahmadis as non-Muslims was followed by Sections 298-B and 298-C a decade later, banning the community from “posing as Muslims,” including referring to Islamic literature or expressions, thus making Pakistan the only country in the world where an individual can be imprisoned for reciting the Quran.

This veritable apartheid against Ahmadi Muslims over the past four decades has seen members of the community killed, their mosques vandalized, and graves desecrated. Ahmadis have to be declared non-Muslims for individuals to obtain a passport, exercise the right to vote, or even get a marriage certificate. Among the Wikipedia contents flagged by the PTA are pages on Ahmadiyya Islam.

While Shiites and Ahmadis are subjugated owing to their beliefs, another Muslim minority is targeted owing to their nonbelief: nonbelievers. Fast-growing atheism, agnosticism, and deism among Pakistani Muslims has been met with a state crackdown, especially online. Atheism and apostasy, as an extension of blasphemy, are punishable by death in Pakistan.

Following the enactment of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act in 2016, the state initiated a war on nonbelief, sending official texts nationwide asking users to notify any form of blasphemy. In 2017, the state promoted a crackdown on dissident bloggers deemed to be posting anti-Islam content online, with the “Pakistani Atheists and Agnostics” Facebook group among those highlighted by the Federal Investigation Agency. With the country’s blasphemy laws going digital, the new expansive codes are going to further stifle online expression in Pakistan, as exemplified by the Wikipedia ban.

The Criminal Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2023 aims to do precisely that: restrict the religious discourse and intimidate Muslim minorities against expressing any contrarian views within Islam, just as non-Muslims have long been silenced into submission over Islam. This, in turn, will encourage vigilantes to expand their hunt for so-called blasphemers, whether in Islamic congregations, university auditoriums, or private WhatsApp chats.

Within a month of the Punjab bill being passed, 42 blasphemy cases were lodged, predominantly against the Shiite community, including against a 3-year-old. The toddler, Syed Fazal Abbas Naqvi, was taken into custody along with his father and uncle, with all of them facing terrorism charges before being released on bail. The Criminal Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2023 has been followed by a spike in Shiite killings in the town of Dera Ismail Khan.

While the financially motivated Arab states that historically spread radical Salafism worldwide are now embracing moderation—even if not free thought in Islam—Pakistan appears to be wholly invested in being the bastion of Sunni fundamentalism and plunging further into takfiri jihadism. With Saudi Arabia expecting Pakistan to toe its line of significant geopolitical moves, such as normalization of ties with Israel, it can ill-afford Islamabad to be bogged down by radical Islamist mobs, which are also expressing condemnations of Saudi Arabia’s ostensible liberalization.

The United States, despite its withdrawal from the region, wouldn’t want a Pakistan that spirals further into radical Islamist disintegration at a time when the Western powers are still mulling the fate of the jihadi takeover in Afghanistan. Pakistan’s devastating economic crisis can further push the United States to condition any economic support to human rights advancements.

The Saudi and U.S. petrodollars that helped sustain Pakistan’s jihadi superstructure in the past are no longer on the table, with barely two weeks’ worth of foreign currency reserves to cover imports currently in the central bank. Global institutions, including the European Parliament, are mulling sanctions over Pakistan’s human rights abuses, especially its grotesque blasphemy laws. Any government expanding these codes in a way that risks increasing global sanctions is clearly not invested in Pakistan’s economic well-being.

Self-sustenance for the country is only possible through a purge of radical Islam at all national tiers, from the constitution to governance to the masochistic security policy. And Pakistan will only truly signal a departure from its jihad-infested past when it sounds the death knell for its blasphemy laws.

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Pakistan Police – Punjab Police Jobs

In 2002, significant reforms were introduced to enhance the capabilities of the police force in Pakistan. These reforms were spearheaded by the District Magistrate, who expanded their authority and established a self-sufficient department designed to bolster public safety. This move aimed to ensure that citizens could sleep soundly, free from worries about crime, while fostering a more secure and progressive society. As a result, the country has seen a positive impact on its development, with the police force playing a critical role in maintaining order and security.

The Punjab Police Jobs is organized into provincial divisions to ensure effective management and security across the nation. Each province, including Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, and Balochistan, has its own police force responsible for addressing local needs and challenges. This provincial structure allows for more focused and efficient policing, catering to the unique requirements of each region.

Looking ahead to 2024, there are numerous career opportunities available within the Punjab Police. Individuals interested in joining the force can find the latest job listings online. Opportunities are available for various positions, including Constables, Traffic Police Officers, Motorway Police Officers, Sub Inspectors (SI), Assistant Sub Inspectors (ASI), and Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSP). These roles offer a chance to contribute to public safety and law enforcement at different levels within the department.

Job openings in the Punjab Police are regularly updated and can be accessed through the National Testing Service (NTS) Pakistan, which facilitates the application process for these government positions. Interested candidates can apply online through the NTS portal to be considered for available roles.

For those looking to stay informed about the latest job opportunities, various sources publish advertisements for police vacancies. These include newspapers such as Nawa-i-Waqt, The Pakistan Police News, Dawn, The Nation, Jang, Express, and Dunya. These platforms provide information on available positions and application procedures, helping potential candidates stay up-to-date with current openings.

The Punjab Police's official website, punjabpolice.gov.pk, is a valuable resource for individuals seeking information on job opportunities and departmental updates. The website offers details on current vacancies, application forms, and additional resources for prospective applicants.

Additionally, the Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) periodically announces job openings for positions such as Assistant Sub Inspectors (ASI) and Sub Inspectors (SI) within the Punjab Police. Applicants can find detailed information about these opportunities on the PPSC's official website, where they can also access application forms and instructions for submission.

For those seeking to contact the Punjab Police for further information or inquiries, contact details for police stations in major cities are readily available. In Lahore, for example, individuals can reach the Chief Commissioner of Police, Nayab Haider, at 042-99200245 or via email at nayab.pro.ccpo@gmail.com. In Rawalpindi, Ameer Abdullah Niazi can be contacted by phone for assistance with police-related queries.

Overall, the ongoing efforts to enhance the effectiveness and reach of the police force in Pakistan reflect a commitment to improving public safety and security. With the expansion of police authority and the creation of a self-sufficient department, citizens can benefit from a more organized and responsive policing system, contributing to the overall development and well-being of the country.

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How to Apply for a Canada Work Permit with Spouse Punjab - Nestabroad

Living in Canada is a dream for many people in Punjab. The Canada work permit with spouse Punjab is a brownie point in the dream of living abroad. It means you can enjoy your new life together in Canada. This article will guide you in understanding the process, benefits, and recent changes in the work permit system.

What is a Canada Work Permit?

A Canada work permit allows you to work legally in Canada. It is usually temporary but can lead to permanent residency. There are two main types of work permits: employer-specific and open work permits. An employer-specific work permit lets you work for a specific employer. An open work permit allows you to work for any employer in Canada.

Benefits of a Canada Work Permit with Spouse

When you get a Canada work permit with a spouse Punjab, your partner can also join you. They can apply for an open work permit. This means they can work for any employer in Canada. It makes settling in a new country easier and more enjoyable. Both partners can earn and support each other. It also helps in building a stable and happy family life.

Recent Changes in the Canada Work Permit System

Canada's immigration system is always evolving. Keeping up with the latest changes is crucial. Recently, Canada has made the process smoother and more transparent. They have introduced new pathways and programs to attract skilled workers. The Global Talent Stream is one such program. It fast-tracks work permits for skilled professionals. Also, Canada is focusing more on family reunification. This makes it easier for spouses to join their partners.

How to Apply for a Canada Work Permit with a Spouse from Punjab

Applying for a Canada work permit with a spouse in Punjab involves several steps. First, you need a job offer from a Canadian employer. Your employer must get a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). This shows that no Canadian worker is available for the job. Once you have the LMIA, you can apply for the work permit.

Your spouse can apply for an open work permit simultaneously. They will need to show proof of your relationship, such as a marriage certificate. Both applications can be submitted online. Ensure all documents are complete and accurate. Missing or incorrect information can delay the process.

Here is a list of documents you will need for the application:

1. Job offer letter from a Canadian employer.

2. LMIA from your employer.

3. Valid passport.

4. Marriage certificate for your spouse.

5. Proof of funds to support your stay.

6. Medical exams and police clearance certificates.

Make sure all documents are in English or French. If they are in another language, provide certified translations.

Processing Time and Fees

The processing time for a Canada work permit varies. It can take a few weeks to several months. Applying well in advance is wise. The application fee for a work permit is CAD 155. There may be additional fees for biometrics and medical exams. Check the official Canada immigration website for the most up-to-date information.

Living in Canada with a Work Permit

Living in Canada with a work permit offers many advantages. Canada has a high standard of living. It offers excellent healthcare, education, and social services. As a work permit holder, you can enjoy these benefits. Your spouse can also work and contribute to the family income. This makes settling in Canada easier and more comfortable.

Challenges and How to Overcome Them

Moving to a new country comes with challenges. Language barriers, cultural differences, and homesickness are common issues. Here are some tips to overcome them:

1. Take language classes to improve your English or French.

2. Join community groups and participate in local events.

3. Stay in touch with family and friends back home.

4. Be open to new experiences and cultures.

Here are the list of Punjab’s top three immigration services, that gives wings to your dream.

1. Nestaboard Immigration

Nestaboard Immigration is a leading consultancy firm in Punjab, specializing in Canada immigration services. They have a success rate of over 90%, thanks to their personalized approach and expert guidance. Nestaboard Immigration assists clients with work permits, study visas, and permanent residency applications. Their dedicated team ensures a smooth and efficient application process.

2. WWICS

WorldWide Immigration Consultancy Services (WWICS) is a well-established immigration consultancy in Punjab. With over 25 years of experience, WWICS boasts a success rate of 95% in securing Canadian visas for their clients. They offer comprehensive services, including visa application assistance, documentation support, and post-landing services. WWICS is known for its extensive network and expert legal advice.

3. Canam Consultants Ltd.

Canam Consultants Ltd. is another top immigration consultancy in Punjab, known for its high success rate of 92%. They provide a wide range of services, from student visas to work permits and permanent residency applications for Canada. Canam’s experienced counselors offer personalized guidance to ensure successful visa applications. Their strong relationships with Canadian institutions further enhance their service quality.

Conclusion

The Canada work permit with spouse Punjab is an excellent opportunity for a better future. It allows both partners to work and live in Canada. The process may seem complex, but with the correct information and preparation, you can succeed. Stay updated with the latest changes in the immigration system. Apply early and ensure all documents are complete and accurate. Canada offers a bright future for those willing to work hard and embrace new opportunities.

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Top 5 Co working Space Multan

In today’s dynamic work environment, co-working spaces have become a popular choice for professionals seeking a productive and collaborative workspace. Multan, known for its vibrant business community, offers several exceptional co-working spaces that cater to diverse needs. In this article, we will explore the top five co-working spaces in Multan, including the highly acclaimed “Let’s Work Co-working Space,” the innovative “Instant Collaboration Hub,” the creative “Co-working Lab,” and the modern “Co-work Space”

Let’s Work Co-working Space:

Let’s Work Co-working Space in Multan stands out as a leading destination for professionals in Multan. With its state-of-the-art facilities and inspiring ambiance, this space provides an ideal environment for productivity and creativity. From comfortable workstations to high-speed internet connectivity, Let’s Work offers everything you need to thrive in your professional endeavors. The collaborative atmosphere fosters networking opportunities and encourages innovation among like-minded individuals.

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Location: Let’s Work Coworking Space, Nandla Chowk Police Shuhada Rd, Lodhi Colony, Multan, Punjab 60000

Contact: 0326 6802515

Website: https://www.letswork.pk

Instant Collaboration Hub:

For those seeking a co-working space that emphasizes collaboration, the Instant Collaboration Hub is an excellent choice. This dynamic workspace provides dedicated areas for teamwork, brainstorming sessions, and interactive discussions. Equipped with cutting-edge technology and flexible seating arrangements, this hub promotes effective communication and idea exchange. It’s the perfect place to bring your team together and fuel collective creativity.

Co-working Lab:

The Co-working Lab is a haven for creatives and entrepreneurs in Multan. Designed to inspire innovation, this space offers a blend of modern aesthetics and functional design. With its open layout and artistic ambiance, Co-working Lab creates an atmosphere conducive to ideation and experimentation. The availability of specialized equipment, such as 3D printers and design software, further enhances the creative experience.

Co-work Space:

If you appreciate a sleek and modern work environment, Co-work Space is a top contender. This co-working facility combines contemporary design with premium amenities to provide a comfortable and professional setting. With its ergonomic furniture, well-equipped meeting rooms, and reliable IT infrastructure, Co-work Space ensures a seamless work experience for individuals and teams alike. The attention to detail and focus on user comfort make it a popular choice among professionals in Multan.

Conclusion:

The co-working scene in Multan offers a range of exceptional options for professionals seeking an inspiring and collaborative workspace. Whether you prefer the innovative atmosphere of Instant Collaboration Hub, the creative haven of Co-working Lab, or the modern and comfortable setting of Co-work Space, there is a co-working space to suit your needs. However, Let’s Work Co-working Space stands out as a top choice, providing a comprehensive package of facilities, networking opportunities, and a supportive community.

Embrace the co-working revolution in Multan and discover a space that fosters productivity, collaboration, and success in your professional journey.In today’s dynamic work environment, co-working spaces have become a popular choice for professionals seeking a productive and collaborative workspace. Multan, known for its vibrant business community, offers several exceptional co-working spaces that cater to diverse needs. In this article, we will explore the top five co-working spaces in Multan, including the highly acclaimed “Let’s Work Co-working Space,” the innovative “Instant Collaboration Hub,” the creative “Co-working Lab,” and the modern “Co-work Space.”

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OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN PUNJAB UNVEILS ANNUAL REPORT 2023

LAHORE, March 11:

The Office of the Ombudsman Punjab, led by Provincial Ombudsman Maj (r) Azam Suleman Khan, has resolved 35,202 public complaints in 2023, reflecting growing public trust and confidence in it.

In a statement issued on Monday, the spokesman stated that effective interventions made by the provincial ombudsman had resulted in over Rs.22.5 billion in relief for complainants and the government. This included land recovery worth Rs.15.8 billion and Rs.6.7 billion in direct financial compensation to the plaintiffs, he added.

While giving details, the spokesman reported that the highest complaint volumes targeted police (7212), local government (5980), primary and secondary health (2531), SED(1961), districts' administration (1563) and revenue department (5678), indicating areas requiring improvement in governance.

Additionally, a 24/7 helpline 1050, a bilingual mobile app and a website streamline complaint registration and tracking, even for overseas Pakistanis, the spokesman said.

Meanwhile, 119 individuals secured government jobs through the ombudsman's intervention in 2023 under Rule 17-A of the Punjab Civil Servants (Appointment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 1974.

During the four year tenure (2020-23) of incumbent Ombudsman Punjab Maj (r) Azam Suleman Khan, total number of complaints received remained at 96,401, out of which, 94,643 were disposed of with a disposal rate of 98%. Also, 475 complainants got employment under Rule 17-A on the directions of the ombudsman office, the spokesman mentioned.

The ombudsman office has maintained a remarkable 99.32% resolution rate for cases handled from 1996 till 2023.

Meanwhile, a newly established research and development Wing aims to tackle the root causes of corruption and injustice. Complete digitization of the office further promotes efficiency and public convenience; the spokesman noted and concluded that the Office of the Ombudsman Punjab has demonstrated a commitment to resolving public grievances, fostering good governance and building public trust.

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Top 5 Merchant Navy Coaching Institutes in Punjab - 7399973929

Top 5 Merchant Navy Coaching Institutes in Punjab - 7399973929

TOP Merchant Navy COACHING INSTITUTES in Punjab is RN Marine Academy their goal is to assist Merchant Navy candidates in selecting the top coaching centre for improved exam outcomes as they start their exam preparation.

Let's assume, just for the purposes of argument, that you are now trying to find the Merchant Navy coaching program. If yes, you should read this essay through to the end as it includes assessments and comprehensive information on how to prepare for the Merchant Navy.

Some of the Best Merchant Navy Coaching in Punjab. Every year, thousands of students participate in the Merchant Navy, which is held all throughout the country to fill a variety of positions in the Indian Army.

RN Marine Academy

The Best Merchant Navy Coaching Institute in Punjab is RN Marine Academy.This institute is the best in Punjab when it comes to helping students achieve the greatest possible scores on tests like the AFCAT, CDS, Merchant Navy, and others. It also provides students with the best and most affordable tutoring services out there. They provide a helpful platform for students preparing for careers as officers in the Army, Navy, or Air Force. Among other training programs, they provide Merchant Navy SIP, SSB, Air Force, Assistant Command for Police, CDS, AFCAT, Paramilitary, Navy, and Merchant Navy. In Pune and Punjab, they also provide written exam preparation for the Merchant Navy. 

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Course Fee: Rs. 28,000

Address: SCO 112 Sector 34 A Punjab

Phone Number: 7399973929

Website: www.rnmarineacademy.com

2) Doon Marine Academy

In 1955, the Doon Marine Academy was established.They are regarded as the best Merchant Navy and have unrivalled success rates. This institute has bestowed upon notable personnel in the Indian Armed Forces more than a thousand prestigious positions. It is evident from the facts that they are better than others and that they studied very well for the Merchant Navy and other tests. Their ten acres of infrastructure are of an unmatched caliber. They asserted that they had the best training and could change students profoundly while they were still receiving it. As such, they are a strong candidate for the best Merchant Navy training centre in Punjab.

Course Fee: Rs. 13,000

Address: Dehradun

Contact Details: 7895626868

Website: https://doonMarine academy.com/

3) Ground Zero

It's one of the best institutions in Punjab for training personnel of the three Army branches. It is recognized as the top school for preparing candidates for the Merchant Navy, helping them to acquire the skills and mindset needed to land their dream job. They shape the leaders of the country and encourage applicants to get high test scores. They use the most experienced teachers to get youngsters ready for success on exams. They promise to use the most up-to-date study guides and sample exam questions to provide you with the best guidance and exam preparation available. They genuinely think that every child deserves to achieve great achievement. 

Course Fee: Rs. 12,000

Address: SCO 64, Sector 34 A, 3rd Floor, Punjab

Contact Details: +917508940181

4) Delta Academy

Delta Academy Institute is one of Punjab's best educational institutions. It's considered one of the best tutoring programs available to Merchant Navy members. They want applicants to put in a great deal of effort and give it their all. They offer focused study sessions, dedicated doubt cells, and a wealth of study materials. They regularly administer examinations and online quizzes to ensure optimal preparedness. There are 561 selections and 33 experienced teachers. They also offer test preparation for the UGC NET entry, SSC, Bank PO, SSC, CTET, and CLAT. In total, twenty-one classes are offered.

Course Fee: Rs. 12,000

Address: Delta Tower, 2 A, Cement Rd, Karanpur, Dehradun

Contact Details: +91-97562 66826

5) Noval Marine Academy

It's common knowledge that this college offers Punjab's best instruction for commercial sailors. They provide tuition for the Merchant Navy, Air Force Groups X and Y, SSB, AFCAT, and CDS. Moreover, the INTUC State President and National Secretary acknowledged them as Punjab's best civil services preparatory college (HP). Tests and response writing are included in the skillfully and efficiently developed training courses. They provide the most up-to-date information on exam dates, formats, and outcomes for a range of tests.

Course Fee: Rs. 13,000

Address: Shivram Singh Enclave, Opposite Touchwood School, Sahastradhara Road, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001

Contact Details: +91 88844 44890

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Chinese-Linked Scam Busted: Mastermind of Rs 21 Crore Online Job Scam Arrested By Uttarakhand STF

Dehradun's Special Task Force (STF) of the Uttarakhand Police has successfully apprehended the alleged mastermind behind a massive ₹21 crore fraud scheme that targeted unsuspecting individuals with the lure of a work-from-home opportunity. The accused, identified as Rushabh Sharma from Haryana, was captured following an extensive and meticulous investigation. It is believed that Sharma was the architect of this elaborate fraudulent operation, which had connections to Chinese interests.

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The case first came to light when a complaint was filed at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Dehradun. The victim, in search of an online job, received an enticing WhatsApp message from an unfamiliar number. This message promised a work-from-home opportunity associated with the renowned Marriott Bonvoy Hotel. The victim was then contacted through the Telegram app by an individual named Sonia, who claimed to represent the esteemed hotel group.

Sonia baited the victim with a scheme that initially involved earning commissions by booking hotels online. To initiate the victim's involvement, a website bearing the URL "https://www.marriottwork.com" was employed for registration, and a Telegram group was established using the link "https://t.me/+CSYSadhAdYk2NDII." Subsequently, the victim was assigned various financial transactions, ultimately leading to a significant loss of ₹19,94,853.

Legal Action and Thorough Investigation

In response to this fraudulent activity, a case was swiftly registered under Section 420/120B of the Indian Penal Code and the Information Technology Act at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Dehradun. An extensive technical investigation was initiated, which eventually led the authorities to the suspect's location in Haryana. A team was promptly dispatched to the neighboring state to further probe the matter, and after rigorous efforts, they succeeded in apprehending Rushabh Sharma, a 27-year-old resident of Gurgaon, Haryana. Additionally, Sharma's Realme mobile phone, alleged to have been used in the commission of the crimes, was seized by the police.

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Uncovering an Expansive Network

Throughout the investigation, the authorities unveiled a convoluted network of fraudulent bank accounts linked to the accused. These accounts were tied to over 85 complaints registered on the national portal, amounting to a staggering ₹21 crore. They were scattered across various locations, including Gujarat, Delhi NCR, and Punjab. Notably, the accused had also set up dummy bank accounts targeted at Chinese customers.

The perpetrators employed various tactics, including generating fake GST and import-export registration numbers, before establishing these bank accounts. These accounts were predominantly "CURRENT Accounts" created using PAN cards, with Aadhaar cards used for SMS alerts. Subsequently, they provided net banking credentials to foreign customers, enabling them to make cryptocurrency purchases and effectively erase any traces of the money trail. To evade scrutiny, accounts were established under the guise of agricultural firms and societies.

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This significant arrest by the Uttarakhand Police's Special Task Force represents a substantial victory in the battle against online fraud and cybercrime. It serves as a stark reminder for individuals to exercise caution when encountering seemingly lucrative work-from-home opportunities, particularly those that appear too good to be true.

A recent investigation has brought to light the extensive criminal activities of Rushabh Sharma, a notorious figure with a criminal record spanning multiple states and union territories in India. Shockingly, Sharma has faced a staggering 37 charges registered across 855 cases in various regions, including Telangana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Maharashtra, Haryana, and Karnataka, among others.

To further complicate matters, the accused had meticulously established a network of 855 criminal Telegram links that spanned across several states, with a notably high concentration in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Delhi, Telangana, and Bihar.

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The evidence and information gathered during this investigation will be promptly shared with the relevant states and union territories, enabling them to take appropriate actions as necessary.

The individual at the center of this criminal web is Rushabh Sharma, the son of Rajesh Sharma, and a resident of M.No. 735, Sector 9, Gurgaon, Haryana. At 27 years of age, his arrest represents a significant setback for the orchestrators of this elaborate fraud scheme. This case serves as a stark reminder of the vital role that vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities play in preventing further individuals from becoming victims of such scams.

Source: https://www.the420.in/haryana-resident-kingpin-work-from-home-fraud-uttarakhand-stf/ 

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Unveiling the Key to Dreams: Punjab Police Releases Admit Card for 1746 Constable Vacancies. Don't Miss Your Chance!

The Punjab Police Department has issued the admit card for 1746 vacancies for the position of constable. Candidates can access their admit cards by visiting the official website of the Punjab Police at http://www.punjabpolice.gov.in. The admit card will be available for download one week prior to the exam dates. The examination will be conducted in two phases, with the first phase scheduled for…

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Unveiling the Key to Dreams: Punjab Police Releases Admit Card for 1746 Constable Vacancies. Don't Miss Your Chance!

The Punjab Police Department has issued the admit card for 1746 vacancies for the position of constable. Candidates can access their admit cards by visiting the official website of the Punjab Police at http://www.punjabpolice.gov.in. The admit card will be available for download one week prior to the exam dates. The examination will be conducted in two phases, with the first phase scheduled for…

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Unveiling the Key to Dreams: Punjab Police Releases Admit Card for 1746 Constable Vacancies. Don't Miss Your Chance!

The Punjab Police Department has issued the admit card for 1746 vacancies for the position of constable. Candidates can access their admit cards by visiting the official website of the Punjab Police at http://www.punjabpolice.gov.in. The admit card will be available for download one week prior to the exam dates. The examination will be conducted in two phases, with the first phase scheduled for…

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Punjab Police Admit Card 2023, Punjab Constable Admit Card Out

The Punjab Police Admit Card 2023 has been made available for download for the recruitment of 1746 Constable posts on its official website http://www.punjabpolice.gov.in. Punjab Police Admit Card 2023 released Punjab Police has released the Punjab Police Admit Card 2023 on their official website http://www.punjabpolice.gov.in for the 1746 constable position in Punjab police. Candidates will…

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Employment Information for the Government Jobs

People aren't motivated by a desire to amass wealth; rather, they seek fulfilment in their daily lives through work that is both meaningful and secure. They're looking for a position that will ensure their financial and professional stability. Some people, especially those working in remote areas, may be forced to accept low compensation for their services. Here are the latest openings for government positions and how to apply.

Apply for the Punjab Police in 2023

The Punjab Police Department will be hiring for 2034 positions in the ranks of Police Constable and Sub Inspector in 2023. Candidates for jobs in the Punjab Police Department will be chosen after passing a computer-based exam, a physical measurement test, a physical screening test, and a document verification process. To participate in the Teacher Jobs in India 2023, interested parties must register between February 15, 2023, and March 8 2023.

Vacancies for SSC MTS in 2023

For those interested in applying for the SSC MTS position, the organization has announced 12,523 openings as of January 20, 2023. In April 2023, candidates can take Tier 1 of the Ssc Mts Vacancy 2023 test.

A notice regarding the rescheduling of Document Verification for selected applicants of the SSC MTS and Havildar Exam 2021 has been issued by the Staff Selection Commission. For such candidates, the revised DV date is March 1, 2023.

The amount of people who submitted applications for the SSC MTS Recruitment 2023 and the Havildar (CBIC and CBN) Examination 2022 has been made public. There was a total of 547,396 applications submitted.

Recruitment for the UPSC Civil Services Exam, 2023

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) announced the Upsc Upcoming Vacancy 2023 test on February 1. Candidates who meet the requirements can submit their applications online until February 21, 2023, at the Union Public Service Commission's website.

Vacancies in the UPSC and EPFO in 2023

On February 25 2023, the Union Public Service Commission announced that applications for Enforcement Officer/Accounts Officer and Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner (APFC) would be accepted. There are 577 openings to fill in Expired Vacancy Notifications.

Agni veer Recruitment 2023 for the Indian Air Force

The newest information indicates that the Indian Airforce Recruitment 2023 registration deadline will be coming soon. Online applications for the IAF Agni veer Recruitment 2023 are being accepted at the organization's main website.

Starting today, March 17, 2023, applications for Agni veer Vayu will be accepted; the application deadline is March 31, 2023. On May 25, 2023, the International Academy of Flying will conduct its Agni veer Examination.

The Indian Air Force Agni veer Recruitment has a minimum age requirement of 17.5 years and a maximum age requirement of 21 years. Those interested in the IAF Agni veer Recruitment 2023 must have been born between December 26 2002, and June 26 2006, to be eligible.

Conclusion

All of the positions above in the government pay well. The gross pay of a government worker includes taxable benefits like travel and housing reimbursements. The total gross salary they earn adds up to a respectable quantity. This is particularly true when it comes to jobs requiring specific skills. Good retirement perks are provided to government workers. They can relax after they leave thanks to their PF, Gratuity, and back pay.

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Government of the Punjab, Lahore Ph. 99201390.

No.306/Zafar/Mujahid

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DGPR WILL BE EQUIPPED ON MODERN LINES: AZMA BUKHARI

Lahore, March 06: Provincial Minister for Information Azma Bukhari has said that the Directorate General Public Relations will be equipped on the modern lines so as to undertake vigorous advertisement of the Punjab government’s vision, policies and development agenda along with affectively countering the challenges of disinformation and fake news. The Provincial Minister Azma Bukhari expressed these views while communicating with the DGPR officers and taking a departmental briefing. Secretary Information & Culture Daniyal Gillani, Additional Secretary Tariq Basra, DGPR Rubina Afzal, Directors and other officers participated. Secretary Information and DGPR apprised the Provincial Minister about the working, performance and attainment of future targets by the DGPR. Azma Bukhari while addressing the meeting urged to effectively portray the performance of the Punjab government on the electronic and social media platforms adding that the role of digital media is of paramount importance in this regard. She maintained that she would encourage the hard working and professionally honest officers as well as staff members. She highlighted that the DGPR officers are the eyes and ears of the Punjab government and their pivotal role with regard to effective projection of the government’s policies is highly imperative. Azma Bukhari underscored that the officers posted at the DGPR Head Office and in the divisions as well as districts will have to burn a midnight oil to effectively highlight the performance and welfare polices of the Punjab government. Provincial Minister while stressing the need to revamp the set up of the official website and the DGPR digital media wing also sought proposals for its streamlining.

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A woman who is facing any problem of domestic violence, beating by husband and in-laws, dowry demands, mental torture, child abuse, maintenance, etc may call woman helpline at 1091 (May affix ‘0’ or Area Code) at a preliminary stage before it becomes worse. A woman or a child may call Police Control Room No. 100 (May affix ‘0’ or Area Code). Click to see SAS Nagar Police Website.

NRI Wing Punjab Police Helpline in Mohali Punjab – In case of NRI related problems :-

If a woman of Indian origin is living out of the country or her husband and in-laws are staying abroad and she is being cheated by an NRI and aggrieved of domestic violence and family-related issues, she may contact the NRI & Woman Wing of Punjab Police at Phase VII, SAS Nagar, Mohali directly or through an email. Visit NRI & Wing Punjab Police by clicking on this link. Always get expert advice from an advocate, legal professional, law firm, before filing a complaint about any family and matrimonial-related issues.

Punjab State Commission for Women – In case of matrimonial disputes:-

A woman, who is staying at Zirakpur or anywhere in Punjab may contact Punjab State Commission for Women to resolve their preliminary issues of Domestic Violence, cruelty and file a written complaint against her husband & his family members on a plain paper by herself or through the best divorce lawyer in Zirakpur Mohali Chandigarh. Contact Punjab State Commission for Women in case of any matrimonial disputes. Get online free advice at 988888616666 from the best divorce lawyer legal consultants, before filing a complaint.

Women Cell through SSP, Punjab Police, SAS Nagar, Mohali- In case of written Complaint:-

In case of physical hurt, mental torture, cruelty, criminal conspiracy, recovery of dowry article, a woman in Punjab may send a written complaint (drafted by an expert best divorce lawyer in Zirakpur Mohali Chandigarh) to Senior Superintendent of Police, District Administrative Complex, Sec-76 SAS Nagar Mohali-160071, Punjab.

SSP office shall forward it to the concerned Women Cell. Women Cell shall try to resolve all issues in three joint meetings. In case of severe charges, dowry demands, physical hurt, forceful abortion, non-return of dowry articles, Women Cell may recommend F.I.R, which is registered against the husband and his family members involved in a crime. Get online free advice at 9888861666, before filing a complaint.

Illaqua Magistrate Zirakpur- Complaint of Domestic Violence in the District Court:-

A woman can file a complaint of Domestic Violence U/s 12 to 23 directly in the District Court Mohali Derabassi Chandigarh. Get online free advice at 9888861666, before filing a complaint.

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