Talpur couldn’t attend Sindh Assembly session
Punjab Home Department hasn’t replied to jail authorities’ letter
Faryal Talpur. PHOTO: FILE
RAWALPINDI:
Pakistan Peoples Party’s (PPP) provincial lawmaker Faryal Talpur, who is incarcerated in Rawalpindi, could not be sent to Karachi to attend the ongoing Sindh Assembly session as jail authorities still await a reply from Punjab Home Department.
Talpur, a sister of the PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, is in Adiala Jail along with Zardari for her alleged involvement in a multi-billion rupees money laundering case.
Jail sources said deputy inspector general (DIG) prison sent a letter on August 21 to Punjab Home Department seeking permission to take Talpur to Karachi in view of the Sindh Assembly speaker’s production order to attend the assembly session starting on August 22.
However, Talpur could not be sent to Karachi as the department did not reply to the DIG. Meanwhile, the jail authorities have announced separate meeting days for the siblings. Visitors would be able to meet Zardari on Mondays and Talpur on Saturdays.
Pakistan Peoples Party’s (PPP) provincial lawmaker Faryal Talpur, who is incarcerated in Rawalpindi, could not be sent to Karachi to attend the ongoing Sindh Assembly session as jail authorities still await a reply from Punjab Home Department.
Talpur, a sister of the PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, is in Adiala Jail along with Zardari for her alleged involvement in a multi-billion rupees money laundering case.
Jail sources said deputy inspector general (DIG) prison sent a letter on August 21 to Punjab Home Department seeking permission to take Talpur to Karachi in view of the Sindh Assembly speaker’s production order to attend the assembly session starting on August 22.
However, Talpur could not be sent to Karachi as the department did not reply to the DIG. Meanwhile, the jail authorities have announced separate meeting days for the siblings. Visitors would be able to meet Zardari on Mondays and Talpur on Saturdays.