Nawaz Sharif’s sons get relief from arrest

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Islamabad: In a major relief to ex-Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif’s family, an anti-corruption court on Thursday cancelled the permanent arrest warrants against his two sons, who recently returned from the UK after a 7-year self-imposed exile. PTI

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