ایران اور اسرائیل جنگ کے اثرات بلوچستان تک پہنچ گئے
کوئٹہ ایران اور اسرائیل کے جاری تصادم کے اثرات بلوچستان تک پہنچ گئے۔
بلوچستان حکومت نے گوادر، پنجگور، تربت میں ایران سے ملحقہ سرحدی راستے بند کر دیے۔ بلوچستان حکومت کے مطابق
ایران کے ساتھ کراسنگ پوائنٹس غیر معینہ مدت تک بند رہیں گے۔
کشیدہ علاقائی صورتحال کے باعث ایران سے سفری آمد و رفت پر مکمل پابندی عائد کر دی گئی۔ دوسری جانب ولانا فضل الرحمان نے کہا ہے کہ وطن کے دفاع کی بات آئی تو ہم نے اپنے اختلافات ختم کیے۔ یہی ہمارا مفہوم ہے دفاع کیلیے اپنا کردار ادا کرو۔ حیدرآباد: کسی فخر اور تکبر کی طرف نہیں دیکھنا چاہیے۔
اسرائیل اسلامی دنیا کے اندر ایک ناسور کی حیثیت رکھتا ہے۔ جب سے اسرائیل قائم ہوا تب سے اس کی پالیسیاں جارحانہ ہیں۔ اسرائیل کے پہلے صدر نے پاکستان کے خاتمے کا اعلان کیا تھا۔ اسرائیل کے پہلے صدر نے کہا نوزائیدہ پاکستان کو مٹائیں گے۔
قائد اعظم نے کہا تھا اسرائیل برطابیہ کا ناجائز بچہ ہے۔ حیدرآباد: 1982 میں اسرائیل نے لبنان میں 20 ہزار لوگوں کو شہید کیا۔ ڈیڑھ سال میں فلسطین میں60 ہزار سے زیادہ شہید ہوچکے۔ حق ہر مبنی قراردادیں آتی ہیں تو امریکا ویٹو کرتا ہے۔
The Short Answer: Police Reports Do Not Extend Filing Deadlines
Statutes of limitations are set by state law and generally run from the date the injury occurred. Whether you file a police report or not, the legal clock continues ticking. In most states, you typically have between 1 and 6 years to file a personal injury lawsuit.
Examples:
- California: 2 years
- New York: 3 years
- Florida: 4 years
- Texas: 2 years
- Louisiana: 1 year
That means if your state gives you two years to file a personal injury lawsuit, the existence or timing of a police report won’t extend that window.
Why Police Reports Still Matter
While police reports don’t affect your filing deadline directly, they can strengthen your case in critical ways:
1. Establishing a Clear Timeline
The police report creates an official record of when the incident occurred—crucial for proving your case was filed within the statute of limitations.
2. Documenting Fault and Witnesses
Officers often include observations about fault, weather conditions, road hazards, and witness information—all of which help support your claim.
3. Protecting Against Disputes
If the at-fault party denies the event happened or disputes their role, a police report provides third-party documentation to back up your story.
When Police Reports Are Required
In some states or under certain circumstances, you may be legally required to file a police report after an accident, especially if:
- There are injuries or fatalities
- Property damage exceeds a certain amount (e.g., $500 or $1,000)
- The accident involves a commercial or government vehicle
Failure to report under these conditions could result in penalties—and it could be used against you in a civil case to question your credibility or compliance.
Does a Police Report Ever Affect the Filing Deadline?
Rarely, yes. In very limited situations, if you did not immediately discover your injury and a police report helped confirm when the injury or incident was identifiable, it might support a case for extending the deadline under what’s called the discovery rule. But this is highly fact-specific and varies by jurisdiction.
What About Insurance Deadlines?
Insurance carriers—especially those for auto, homeowners, or business liability—often require prompt notice of an accident, sometimes within 24 to 72 hours. Filing a police report quickly helps meet these insurance requirements and prevents claims from being denied for late notice.
Bottom Line: File Early, Even If You’re Unsure
Even though a police report won’t stop or pause the legal clock, it can be a vital asset in your personal injury case. You should:
- File a police report as soon as possible after the incident
- Confirm your state’s filing deadline for lawsuits
- Consult a personal injury attorney promptly to avoid costly delays
In personal injury law, timing is everything—and filing both your police report and your lawsuit on time can make or break your right to compensation.
