LAHORE: The PMS Officers Association (PMSOA) on Monday offered an unconditional apology to the Lahore High Court on behalf of the officers involved in anti-judiciary protests after a civil judge in Sahiwal got an assistant commissioner handcuffed for defying an order. Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan put off the application of the association till April 13 and sought a written apology from the assistant commissioner. Sahiwal’s former civil judge Muhammad Naeem had summoned then assistant commissioner Muhammad Haider in a case against encroachments in the city. The officer failed to appear before the court despite several notices and the civil judge finally issued warrants for his arrest. The AC, reportedly, got into a heated argument with the judge when he made his appearance in the court.
Reports indicate that they tried to breach one of gates, harassed staff, and even scaled walls of premises
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A fierce exchange of fire ensued, but culprits managed to escape under cover of darkness
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