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Imran Khan batted for Afia Siddiqui in his PTI manifesto so did Pak Senate
The involvement of Pakistani-British national Malik Faisal Akram in the siege of a synagogue in the US state of Texas shows the deep-rooted religious radicalization in Pakistani and British Muslim communities. If Akram is leading the charge, the Pakistani government has been promoting its radicalization of the cause of pan-Islamic jihad since the days of President Zia-Haq.
The Beth Israel congregation besieging Colleyville was led by Akram, who demanded the release of convicted Pakistani neuroscientist Afia Siddiqui, who is currently serving 86 years in Fort Worth jail before being convicted in 2010 for alleged al-Qaeda ties Tried to kill U.S. officer while detained in Afghanistan.
In the past, the Pakistani government has also tried to free “Ms al-Qaeda” – as she is known in counterterrorism circles. Several years ago, when Barack Obama was president of the United States, Pakistani officials had offered to release the woman in exchange for an Army sergeant. Paul Bergdahl.
In 2018, Pakistan’s Senate unanimously passed a resolution to discuss the release of Siddiqui with the United States, calling her “the daughter of the nation.”
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Haryana
Delhi Weather and AQI Today: Warm start at 22.05 °C, check weather forecast for October 22, 2024
Check the weather forecast and air quality updates for Delhi on October 22, 2024 here.
The temperature in Delhi today, on October 22, 2024, is 32.93 °C. The day’s forecast indicates a minimum and maximum temperature of 22.05 °C and 35.04 °C, respectively. The relative humidity is 26% and the wind speed is 26 km/h. The sun rose at 06:26 AM and will set at 05:44 PM.
Tomorrow, on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, Delhi is predicted to experience a minimum and maximum temperature of 27.42 °C and 34.91 °C, respectively. Tomorrow humidity levels will be at 20%.
With temperatures ranging between 22.05 °C and 35.04 °C, prepare for a hot day and plan outdoor activities accordingly. If you are sensitive to heat, take note of the weather forecast and consider appropriate attire and activities suitable for the prevailing weather.
The AQI in Delhi today stands at 334.0, falling in the very poor category. Everyone should be cautious. Children and people with respiratory diseases, such as asthma, should stay indoors and others should also limit their outdoor activities. Usage of masks and air purifying devices is advised. Being aware of the AQI helps one make informed decisions regarding one’s overall well-being while planning the day’s activities.
Weather and AQI predictions in Delhi for next 7 days:
Date Temperature Sky October 23, 2024 32.93 °C Sky is clear October 24, 2024 32.69 °C Sky is clear October 25, 2024 32.5 °C Sky is clear October 26, 2024 32.07 °C Sky is clear October 27, 2024 30.69 °C Sky is clear October 28, 2024 31.29 °C Sky is clear October 29, 2024 32.09 °C Sky is clear
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