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Justice is a word that isn't associate with Pakistan anymore. Try explaining justice to Ibad Farooq (PTI MPA)Let's hope that all political workers will get justice soon
It's harrasement, simple. Frivolous cases are dismissed by the judiciary, the establishment says fine we'll arrest them in some other bogus case. The system takes its slow due course, one ends up spending considerable time in horrible circumstances as the legal process takes its time. Ruin your life till you wilt and accept defeat.I don't understand what really is happening, one day we see a person gets a bail in one case and after that he/she is arrested in another case. This seems to be going on and on and on.
SS launders 16bn and he is let off. The investigating officer is murdered and the guy who's name is used is also murdered. Need to ask culprits will it be worth it?FIA to quiz Khadija Shah in jail for ‘money laundering’
While a court decision on her appeal against her latest detention is pending, troubles of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) activist and fashion designer Khadija Shah seem to compound further as the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) opened a probe into money laundering allegations against her.
“The FIA has launched a money laundering probe against Khadija Shah after receiving a complaint that she had some suspicious bank transactions,” an official source told Dawn on Friday. He said the FIA had sought details from banks regarding her accounts and foreign transactions.
“Ms Shah will be quizzed in jail regarding these transactions,” he said.
Last month Khadija Shah, a granddaughter of former army chief Gen Asif Nawaz Janjua and daughter of ex-bureaucrat Salman Shah, was detained for 30 days under the Maintenance of Public Order (MPO) Ordinance in Kot Lakhpat Jail after court granted her bail in a terrorism case. This was her fifth detention since the May 9 attacks.
Subsequently, she moved the Lahore High Court against the 30-day preventive detention order issued by deputy commissioner. The LHC during the Thursday hearing ordered the caretaker government of Punjab to immediately arrange her meeting with her family and adjourned further proceedings till Dec 4.
The PTI activist has been in jail for over six months in connection with attacks on Lahore Corps Commander House, Askari Plaza, torching police vehicles and inciting public on social media. She got bail in all these four cases but could not walk free after the emergence of a fresh detention order by the government.
The PTI calls it a ‘new normal’ for its leaders and workers who are subjected to the worst political victimisation.
PTI President Chaudhry Parvez Elahi and dozens of other leaders and activists are among those who of late secured bail in a number of cases against them, but they were re-arrested under new charges that popped up suddenly.
Earlier, Ms Shah had written an open letter from the jail seeking “empathy and humanity” for the party’s 19 women prisoners, including herself. She said she had been incarcerated for six months for ‘peacefully participating’ in the May 9 protest. “Each PTI woman prisoner at Kot Lakhpat Jail, Lahore, has borne unimaginable punishment,” she added.
Writing about the plight of 18 ‘innocent women’ imprisoned alongside her, Ms Shah said: “These women prisoners have no access to the world and are unable to share their plight; their families desperately struggling to balance the demands of life without them. The women incarcerated with me have suffered unbearable circumstances, and they are waiting for the world to take notice and speak for them.”
Ms Shah said the stories of separation, pain and suffering of May 9 prisoners were endless though they all are Pakistanis.
According to her party, at least 10,000 leaders and workers have been in jail in connection with the May 9 violent protests.
FIA to quiz Khadija Shah in jail for ‘money laundering’
Fresh allegations surface as court decision on detention of the PTI supporter is awaited.www.dawn.com
This clash will be epic because Maryam Nawaz is such a toxic person. She is addicted to obtaining any position and becoming a ruler.
A session court in Islamabad on Wednesday suspended the arrest warrant for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Faisal Javed, ARY News reported.PTI's Faisal Javed resurfaces, secures bail from PHC
PTI Senator Faisal Javed, who had been in hiding in the aftermath of the May 9 riots, resurfaced on Monday and secured transit bail from the Peshawar High Court (PHC).
Chief Justice Muhammad Ibrahim Khan granted reprieve to the PTI leader upon furnishing bail bonds worth Rs0.1 million and instructed him to present himself before the relevant court.
Speaking with reporters outside the court, Javed expressed confidence that the PTI founder would once again become the prime minister of Pakistan, saying that he intended to contest elections from Mianwali.
“God willing, he will become the prime minister of Pakistan again.”
Faisal Javed went into hiding after the government launched a crackdown on the PTI in response to its violent riots of May 9 last year.
Source: Dunya News
They cant even compete with abducted members of PTI so how come they wil handle them when they will come out of the the jail.Yasmin seeks judiciary’s attention: Women in jail for 9 months ‘without any evidence’
Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s incarcerated leader Dr Yasmin Rashid has sent a message for judges that several Pakistani women are behind bars for nine months “as a part of a political victimisation spree”.
A post on PTI’s official X handle, attributed to Dr Rashid, said she was compelled to state that the “law was not only blind but deaf and dumb too. Mothers, sisters and daughters are incarcerated without evidence of any crime but as a part of political victimisation,” Dr Rashid said.
Runner-up from NA-130, she said that the masses came out to vote in an environment of intimidation on Feb 8 but their votes had been stolen.
Urging the judges to respect their duty of dispensation of justice, she stated that people had lost hope in the Election Commission of Pakistan and were looking towards the judiciary for justice.
“The judges must protect the mandate of the people of Pakistan,” Dr Rashid said.
Speaking to Dawn, PTI campaign organiser Sajid Nabi Malik said the caretaker government had committed massive rigging in NA-130 that saw an election contest between Dr Yasmin Rashid and PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif.
He said the PTI-backed candidate was winning with a substantial lead as per Form-45 results. As the NA-130 returning officer was finalising vote count, he said, the results were stopped and police led by a senior officer entered the RO office. They threw out polling agents who were there in place of the candidate herself.
“As the RO refused to change the results, the policemen tortured him and compelled him to leave. Another RO was appointed late in the night and in his presence, the process of rigging was completed,” Mr Malik claimed.
SOURCE: DAWN
OH YEAH!!!! Nobody else has anything to do with it. It's all Imran Khan's fault who is now sitting in a jail for 6 months. WOW!!! JUST WOW!!!!The riots on May 9th were the result of Imran Khan's egoistic policies, and now all PTI members are suffering from it.
He is not an angel who can't make errors. He is as corrupt and mean as other politicians in Pakistan.OH YEAH!!!! Nobody else has anything to do with it. It's all Imran Khan's fault who is now sitting in a jail for 6 months. WOW!!! JUST WOW!!!!
This May 9 case will get going till qayamatTwo PTI workers get bail in May 9 case
A two-member bench of the Sindh High Court (SHC) headed by Justice Naimatullah Phulpoto heard the bail plea of two Tehreek-e-Insaf men and granted them bail in the May 9 case and also ordered their release.
The court granted bail to the accused, Waqar Ahmed and Rizwan and ordered to release them from jail. Following the May 9 incident, the defendants were sent to jail.
The police, however, claimed that the special anti-terrorism court had denied the bail application of both the accused. The accused were arrested in a case registered at Shah Faisal police station.
Separately, a petition against the imposition of penalties and the sealing of shops that sell chicken meat was heard by a two-member bench led by Chief Justice Aqeel Ahmed Abbasi of the Sindh High Court (SHC).
Tariq Mansoor Advocate, the petitioner's attorney, argued before the court that unlawful action is being taken against the vendors of chicken meat.
Two PTI workers get bail in May 9 case | The Express Tribune
Police, however, claims that special anti-terrorism court had denied bail application of both accusedtribune.com.pk