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WASHINGTON: In a major achievement on the diplomatic front for Pakistan, US President Joe Biden's administration briefed Congress on a proposed foreign military sale worth $450 million for maintenance and sustainment services for the Pakistan Air Force's F-16 program, setting aside "strong objections" raised by India government led by Narendra Modi. Last week, the US Defense Cooperation Agency (DSCA) issued the required certification of this potential sale, according to a report in The Hindu, angering India, which raised the issue during a meeting with US official Donald Lu in New Delhi. The publication said India's Ministry of External Affairs had "protested" the sale of spare parts to Pakistan, despite DSCA's clarification that "the proposed sale does not include any new capabilities, weapons or ammunition" and "will not be changed". the basic military balance in the region". Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntin

ISLAMABAD: In compliance with the orders of the anti-terrorism court, PTI Chairman Imran Khan finally appeared before the Islamabad Police's joint investigation team (JIT) in a terror case for allegedly threatening Additional Sessions Judge Zeba Chaudhry during a public rally in Islamabad on August 20.  Imran Khan was booked for terrorism under Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act for making controversial remarks against the sessions judge and the senior police office on August 20. Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines Huntingheadlines