Faisal Raza Abidi calls for Chief Justice to resign

Abidi levels serious allegations against the Chief Justice, claiming among other things that he misused his authority.


Web Desk October 18, 2012
Faisal Raza Abidi calls for Chief Justice to resign

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party stalwart, Senator Faisal Raza Abidi while levelling serious allegations against Chief Justice of Pakistan, called on him to resign, DawnNews reported on Thursday.

According to the report, Abidi issued the call on Thursday after having unsuccessfully tried to stage a sit-in while the Senate was in session. He later handed the chair some documents to back up among other claims that Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry has misused his authority.

The Senator went on to demand that Justice Tasaduq Jilani should summon a meeting of the Supreme Judicial Council over the matter.

Earlier in August, the Senator was reprimanded by his party for similar allegations and demands against the Chief Justice. He was issued a notice for violating party discipline and suspended from the PPP's core committee.

COMMENTS (22)

basharat | 12 years ago | Reply

It is said that everyone is equal before law, the serious allegation made by Syed Faisal Raza Abidi ought to be addressed before some forum which may be competent in this behalf, apathetic behaviour on the part of concerned authorities is making the position of the Chief Justice suspicious. Mr Abidi blames that Dr Arsalan, the son of the Chief Justice owns a business having worth of about 900 million. Legally, Dr Arsalan is not bound to reveal to the public, source of his investment, however it will stregnthen the voice of his wellwishers. Policy of silence very likely will have adverse effect.

sahib | 12 years ago | Reply

@Kazim: Truth is Truth. If UR a impartial,than U will see that Fasil is saying the Truth.

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