Misbehaviour: Warden suspended on LHC order
Judge adjourned hearing till March 19, directed CTO to submit a report after completing an inquiry against the warden.
Justice Sidhu observes that Mubashar was solely responsible for the misbehaviour and not the inspector. PHOTO: LHC.GOV.PK
The CTO submitted a report to Justice Sidhu about action taken against the warden.
He said the warden had also been issued a show cause notice.
The judge adjourned hearing till March 19 and directed the CTO to submit a report after completing an inquiry against the warden.
Justice Sidhu had visited the licensing branch at the CTO’s office on Monday to get a driving licence.
Warden Mubashar had allegedly been rude with the judge.
The judge’s guards had taken the warden into custody and took him to the High Court.
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