SC moved to withdraw case against Gill’s bail

CJP to hear the request to withdraw the case on January 18


Our Correspondent January 17, 2023
The IHC had ruled against Ministry of Interior Employees Cooperative Housing Society encroaching a land allocated for a state-owned college. PHOTO: AFP/FILE

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ISLAMABAD:

The federal government has filed a petition in the Supreme Court to withdraw the case related to cancellation of bail of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Shahbaz Gill.

Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial fixed the application for in-chamber hearing. Justice Bandial will hear the request to withdraw the case on Jan 18.

The application for cancelling the bail of Gill was filed by the Islamabad City magistrate.

In the petition, it was stated that the Islamabad High Court did not properly assess the facts that Gill was accused of treason against the state as he tried to incite rebellion in the military through his statements.

In the petition, the court was requested to annul the decision of the IHC regarding the bail granted of Gill.

COMMENTS (1)

Omer | 1 year ago | Reply So what about khawaja Asif s statement about our army..what about ayaz Sadiq s statement..what about all the rebellious leaders of Sindh and Balochistan who have openly criticised and ridiculed our Institution..actually the fact is that what they don t like they call it treason..
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