Akbar Bugti case: Arrest warrants issued for Shaukat Aziz, Pervez Musharraf

The hearing will resume on June 24.


Web Desk June 10, 2013
Former president Pervez Musharraf. PHOTO: FILE

QUETTA: An Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) issued non-bailable arrest warrants against former dictator Pervez Musharraf and former prime minister Shaukat Aziz in connection with the Akbar Bugti murder case on Monday, reported Express News.

The arrest warrants were issued due to repeated absence from the court. The former governor of Balochistan, Owais Ghani and former deputy commissioner of Dera Bugti, Samad Lasi were also included in the list of issued arrest warrants.

Musharraf had applied for bail in the Akbar Bugti case and the court is due to announce its decision regarding bail tomorrow.

The hearing will resume on June 24.

Baloch nationalist leader Bugti was killed in a cave on August 26, 2006 during a military crackdown ordered by Musharraf. Bugti was the chief of the Jamhoori Watan Party and an influential tribal chief who controlled the gas-rich district of Dera Bugti.

COMMENTS (27)

Prince Baloch | 10 years ago | Reply

To all those guys who have their henious thoughts by misleading the masses. Please grow up and face the reality. Facts eventually speak for themselves,..Let's say Sardars, Nawabs have always misused the name of Balochistan to blackmail the federation for the embezzlement of funds, But a question is... who is favouring them? who is force behind these Sardars? Recall the words of Mush when he said that he was acceptable to all Sardars except the three ones. In fact Bughti was a pro-Pakistani leader who could realien the Baloch diaspora, What he got is an open sectret to the world.. Shame

np | 10 years ago | Reply

@Rex Minor: "@Ahmed Ali Khan: The sanctity of the House of God must neither be violated nor its violation accepted, is the root of the Ibrahimic religions. All those who swear their faith to the God of Ibrahim must follow this and not make any attempt to relatavise it. Rex Minor"

Why then Ghaznavi, Bin Qasim and Babar - all followes of one such Ibrahimic religion - destroy thousands of houses of worship in this subcontinent? Whay are such people idolised by millions of followers of the same Inrahimic religion?

It is not for you to determine whether the temples destroyed are places where you would worship. The people who had faith, did worship there after all.

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