Mexico shatters crime ring that preyed on Asian migrants

Mexico City Authorities said Saturday that they broke up a trafficking ring that brought foreigners, mostly Asians, into Mexico intent on smuggling them into the United States.
Prosecutor said they detained seven Mexicans and three Bangladeshis accused of moving the migrants to Mexico s northern border with the United States at a huge cost and in grim conditions. The migrants came from places like India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan, as well as Iran and Somalia, officials said. The ring was based in Mexico City and the Caribbeancoastal satate of Quintana Roo, prosecutor said.
In a raid police found 13 people -- two from India, five from Bangladesh and six from Nepal -- held in unhealthy conditions waiting to be moved by traffickers.
It was not immediately known how many people were trafficked over what time period.
At least 140,000 people enter Mexico every year trying to reach the United States, according to official estimates.

Ben 10 Cartoon 2013 full episode

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Nisar for joint sitting of parliament over NADRA chief issue

ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has dispatched a letter to the parliamentary leaders, proposing a joint session of the parliament over the issues pertaining to sacking of NADRA Chairman and verification of thumb impressions.
In a letter, the interior minister said that there is a debate going on over thumb impressions on ballot papers, adding that usage of magnetic ink could not be ensured in 2013 general elections.
Nisar said that linking changes in NADRA with the issue of thumb impressions in general elections is not correct. He said provision of magnetic ink was the responsibility of the Election Commission and the interim government.
The minister said that NADRA is not a "One-man authority", adding that there are a number of competent, honest and determined people in the institution.
The government is ready to have verification of votes on all constituencies from any institution, he added.

5 accused arrested from Defence, Kalapul in Karachi

KARACHI: Five accused were arrested from Defence and Kalapul Railway colony areas in the city here, Geo News reported on Sunday.
Police said that two accused were arrested in a raid at the Railway Colony near Kalapul, who are allegedly involved in the murders of a policeman and the owner of a hotel.
On the other hand, police arrested three robbers and recovered arms from them after an encounter in Defence area. They are accused of being involved in street crimes, police said.

Imran has resorted to negative politics: Rana Sana

LAHORE: Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah Sunday said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan, seeing mutilated political future, has resorted to negative politicking.
Reacting to Imran Khan’s statement, Rana Sanaullah said Khan had started talking irrationally in a bid to distract people’s attention from humiliation of his defeat in the general elections.
He said it is strange that the results of general elections in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are acceptable to Imran Khan. “Imran Khan neither has any problem with the outcome of polls in Sindh and Balochistan. He only wants to cover his dreadful defeat in the hue and cry of rigging,” he added.