PTI's Ali Amin Gandapur granted bail

The PTI minster had allegedly forcibly taken away ballot boxes from polling station on Sunday's local body elections


Web Desk June 03, 2015

DI KHAN: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) MPA and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Revenue Minister Ali Amin Gandapur on Wednesday has been granted bail after being handed to police for a one-day remand, Express News reported.

The minster of the ruling party had allegedly forcibly taken away ballot boxes from a polling station on Sunday.

Read: Above the law? PTI minister accused of forcibly taking ballot boxes away

According to the DI Khan police, vote count was under way in Hemath Adda polling station in the morning when the lawmaker, accompanied by his brother Umar Amin Gandapur, a candidate for tehsil nazim, and his armed supporters arrived, picked up the ballot boxes and began putting them in the minister’s car.

Read: PTI's Ali Amin Gandapur handed over to police on one-day remand

Cantt SHO Saifur Rehman who was on duty at the station attempted to stop the minister and his accomplices from entering the station with the help of his police staff, but failed, said a local who witnessed the incident.

DI Khan police officials had laid siege to his residence, after which he was handed to the police on a one-day remand.

Bail was granted to Ali Amin Gandapur on Wednesday by a DI Khan court.

COMMENTS (2)

Adnan Siddiqi | 9 years ago | Reply After Niazi's shameless admission that rigging did take place in these sham and ludicrous LB polls, there is just no point in KPK government sticking to its office so unscrupulously. We demand the immediate dissolution of KPK government and re-polls conducted under an interim setup.
Enemy of MUNAFIQs | 9 years ago | Reply MESSAGE FROM PTI WORKERS ! By surrendering before law You have set a precedent, feel proud on You. Conspiracies will be ruined and truth will prevail.
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