Abohar, Feb. 20 : Already struggling to restore the world community's confidence in its judicial system since the removal of Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhary, Radio Pakistan is now pointing fingers at the Indian Judiciary through propaganda-based Punjabi Durbar programme.

Radio Pakistan states that justice is not being given to minority groups in India.

However, the Indian judicial fraternity terms the allegation as baseless, ridiculous, and unfounded.

London, Feb. 19 : Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari considers his critics and supporters of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, as rivals and a potential threat to his supremacy, a Telegraph report suggests.

Zardari has initiated disciplinary action against Dr Safdar Abbasi and his wife, Naheed Khan, a close associate of Bhutto, for their open criticism of his rule.

Lahore, Feb. 19 : Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl chief Fazlur Rehman has said the sharia-deal between the NWFP government and the TNSM in Malakand division enjoyed the complete backing of President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani.

Fazl said the pact had been approved after a meeting of representatives of the NWFP government with President Zardari and Prime Minister Gilani, the Daily Times reports.

Earlier, the North West Frontier Province Government had signed a pact with Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat Muhammadi leader Maulana Sufi Muhammad on the implementation of `sharia' in the Swat Valley's Malakand division.

Karachi, Feb. 19 : In association with various local jihadi outfits, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has developed a strong network in Karachi.

Police sources have told the Daily times that banned sectarian outfits are active in various parts of Karachi and are closely connected with the TTP.

The network of Baitullah Mehsud-led TTP is involved in major illegal activities, and also financially sponsors militancy in Tribal Areas.

Recently arrested associates of Mehsud disclosed the prominent presence of jihadis in Karachi.

Islamabad, Feb. 19: The Pakistan Government has decided to set up an Anti-terrorism Court (ATC) and a sub-office of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) at Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi to conduct an in-camera trial for suspects of the Mumbai terror attacks.

The law ministry had formally approved the setting up of the ATC in Adiala, the Daily Times reported.

Sources claimed that the Interior Ministry had written a letter to the Punjab Government, asking it to facilitate the process.

Islamabad, Feb. 19: Pakistan's de facto Interior Minister Rahman Malik's admission that the November 26, 2008 terror attack on Mumbai was partially planned on Pakistani soil, could be seen by many as a step forward, but a commentary on the internal situation prevailing in Pakistan suggests, that in reality, Islamabad continues committing one charade after another, and, is finding it increasingly difficult to rid itself of the tag of a "failed state".