Govt decides to form military courts in Gilgit Baltistan, AJK

Govt decides to form military courts in Gilgit Baltistan, AJK-Geo Reports-13 Jan 2015

Dunya News - Military courts will be established in Azad Kashmir, Gilgit: PM

Dunya News - Military courts will be established in Azad Kashmir, Gilgit: PM

Nine military courts to be set up in first phase

Pleas against civilians' trial in military courts set for hearing

Military courts being set up in three Sindh cities

Military courts will be established in Azad Kashmir, Gilgit- PM

Sirajul Haq Demands to set up Sharia Courts Instead of Military Courtsn

All Set to send 43 cases to Military courts

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Political Parties Would be Happy if Military Courts are Abolished-

Govt to decide what cases would be heard by military courts: Nawaz

Baldia Town Incident Must Be Trail In Military Courts - Haroon-ur-Rasheed

Military courts to be extended for two years, parliamentary session agrees - 92NewsHDPlus

Dunya News - Military courts will be in action soon: Shuja Khanzada

Baldia Town Incident Will Not Be Trail In Military Courts- Habib Akram Excellent Response

Will military courts be able to fulfill need of justice in the country

Only terrorism cases will be tried in military courts: Ch Nisar

Will Opposition Oppose Military Courts Or There Will Be Some Understanding On This Matter.. Saleem Bukhari Response

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US Dollar gains Rs4.90 against Pakistani rupee in interbank market

Underground water pipeline bursts in Ukraine

Thousands take part in Cheese-rolling race In England

PML-N has a history of issuing 'threatening' statements

Price of petrol reduced by Rs1.20, diesel by Rs1.60

Former AG Irfan Qadir says Nehal Hashmi crossed all limits of decency in threatening speech