Equal rights: ‘Lift ban on bikes on Motorway’
The court adjourned the hearing until March 2.
LAHORE:
Lahore High Court (LHC) on Wednesday adjourned the hearing of a petition, seeking lifting of the ban on the entry of heavy bikes on the Motorway. The petition was filed by Lahore Bikers’ Club. Their counsel stated that the Motorway had been constructed to facilitate the people. “The authorities have banned the entry of motorbikes, including heavy bikes, on the Motorway,” he said. He requested the court to direct the Motorway Police inspector general to allow bikers to use the Motorway. On Wednesday, DSP Tariq of the Motorway Police appeared before the court. He requested the court for more time to file a detailed reply. The court then adjourned the hearing until March 2.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 22nd, 2015.
Lahore High Court (LHC) on Wednesday adjourned the hearing of a petition, seeking lifting of the ban on the entry of heavy bikes on the Motorway. The petition was filed by Lahore Bikers’ Club. Their counsel stated that the Motorway had been constructed to facilitate the people. “The authorities have banned the entry of motorbikes, including heavy bikes, on the Motorway,” he said. He requested the court to direct the Motorway Police inspector general to allow bikers to use the Motorway. On Wednesday, DSP Tariq of the Motorway Police appeared before the court. He requested the court for more time to file a detailed reply. The court then adjourned the hearing until March 2.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 22nd, 2015.