New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India has granted bail to New Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the liquor policy case.

According to the Indian media, the Supreme Court declared the arrest of Aam Aadmi Party leader and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal by the investigating agency CBI as unjustified in the liquor policy case and ordered his release on bail.

After the Indian Supreme Court decision, Chief Minister Kejriwal is expected to be released from prison after six months.

The Indian media reported that despite getting bail from the court, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal cannot go to his office or sign any official file without the permission of the Lieutenant Governor.

It is pertinent to note that Arvind Kejriwal was arrested in the liquor policy case and his bail plea was rejected several times.

However, during the Indian elections held in April, the court released him for a few days to campaign.

Karachi: The bail application of the accused Natasha—who killed the father and daughter by crushing them with her car on the Karsaz Road area of ​​Karachi—was rejected in the case related to drug use.

Additional District and Sessions Judge Sharqi heard the case related to drug use against the accused in the car accident case.

The court rejected the accused's bail application, and the reasons will be quoted in the written order.

Earlier, Judicial Magistrate Sharqi had also rejected the bail application of the accused in the case.

It is pertinent to note that on August 19, a woman driver crushed and killed a father and daughter riding a motorcycle after hitting a speeding vehicle on Karsaz Road in Karachi. Besides, the woman had also hit another vehicle in which some people were injured.

A few days ago, the family of the father and daughter who died in the accident had forgiven the accused for the sake of Allah and in this regard the wife and sons of the deceased had also submitted an affidavit in the court.

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that the sufferings of the Muslims of Gaza are an open mockery of the international community.

While addressing a virtual meeting of the United Nations Summit of the Future, the Prime Minister stated that there is a risk of dividing the world due to new global challenges and increasing tensions. Equality and justice are necessary to unite the world. The suffering of the Muslims of Gaza is an open mockery of global unity. This collectivity is being mocked in the plight of the people of Gaza.

He added that debt piles on economically weak countries, increase in poverty, economic division, intolerance, terrorism, illegal occupation and lack of seriousness on climate change are obstacles to global unity.

Shehbaz Sharif further said that reforms of the global economic structure are necessary to achieve the goals of sustainable development. The global economy has to think about modern methods of development investment. ‘We also need to protect the world from the misuse of technology’. Injustice and inequality provide opportunities for exploitation by evil elements at local and international levels.

He continued to say that the nations burdened by climate change and debt are the most affected by the challenges of terrorism and misinformation.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres also addressed the meeting along with the leaders of various countries.