PESHAWAR: The special anti-terrorism court here on Saturday issued notices to two prosecution witnesses in a case pertaining to the attack on the offices of the provincial election commission on May 9 last year.
Issuing the notices to the two prosecution witnesses, the special court adjourned the hearing till February 13. Anti-Terrorism Court Judge Usman Bashir heard the case regarding the attack on the Election Commission offices on May 9 during the protests against the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan.
According to the prosecution, the accused had ransacked the offices of the provincial election commission offices in Peshawar on May 9.
A case was registered against 39 workers and former lawmakers of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) at the East Cantonment Police Station in Peshawar. The police submitted the challan to the court after completing an investigation.
Court asked appellants to satisfy it on next hearing that how decision of single bench was not right
Petitioner’s lawyer informed court that parliament had passed 26th Constitutional Amendment
CM urged people to choose between resisting oppression and embracing freedom or continuing under shackles of slavery
Committee emphasised need for effective legislation to safeguard rights of parliamentarians
Muzammil Aslam highlighted need for 5,000 watersheds in KP, requiring an investment of Rs 115 billion
Justice Shahzad observed that with support of appellant, 85% power theft was witnessed in his locality
