LHC reserves verdict in Malik's case


Express May 06, 2010

LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) reserved its judgment after hearing arguments in Interior Minister Rehman Malik appeals case on Thursday.

A two member bench headed by Chief Justice LHC Justice Khawaja Muhammad Sharif heard the case.

The counsel for Rehman Malik, Chaudhry Mushtaq said that no notice has been sent to Malik to appear in the court during the trial, adding that any verdict of punishment in the Interior Minister’s absence is illegal.

Rehman’s counsel also argued that the court should review and restore the right to appeal to Malik and also halt any punishment orders against him.

COMMENTS (1)

Justice for All | 14 years ago | Reply Malik, Zardari, Sharifan did nothing illegal. Public chose them. Public should be punished and public is punished by Loadshading, unemployment etc. This 16 Caror Public does not deserve merci
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