Islamabad: A decision to shift Imran Niazi’s, the leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), from Adiala Jail to another prison will take time, but after the completion of hearings in a case regarding the transfer of 190 million pounds.
Sources told Jang that Imran’s
Sources told Jang that Imran’s admission on Monday that he had directed his supporters to go to GHQ and protest had paved the way for sending the matter directly to a military court. This has made it easy for the legal proceedings to move from the civil domain into military jurisdiction.
On Monday, Imran threatened during a chat with journalists that if he were handed over to military authorities, keeping him in prison run by them because of his involvement in cases related to May 9, it would not be something new. Meanwhile, today, the Election Commission of Pakistan is set to take up essential matters concerning PTI, which has not given satisfactory replies, thus endangering its very existence.
Reliable sources disclosed
Reliable sources disclosed on Monday evening that hearings are expected to start next month in the leading case related to the May 9 events; for this purpose, the accused must be shifted to Lahore or its suburbs jail. A Lahore-based court is conducting the trial while necessary logistic arrangements are being made to move the accused so that they can face proper legal proceedings.
Moreover, it has been learned that besides Kot Lakhpat Jail, Lahore Sahiwal District Jail also has separate barracks for prisoners involved in terrorism and serious crimes. The special terrorism court can hold hearings in these jails. If the decision is not made, refer Imran Niazi’s main case to a military court. If the case includes more than a dozen severe charges against Imran. Such as death and life imprisonment, is ultimately referred to a military court. The court could order the detention of all accused, including Imran, in any detention center. The authorities are not required to disclose the location or identification of such centers.
Imran Niazi’s confession
Sources also noted Imran Niazi’s Monday confession that he had instructed his workers to protest. GHQ has fully set the stage for the case to be shifted to a military court. Imran has insisted that the culprits involved in the American Capitol. The UK protests can be identified through closed-circuit (CC) cameras. This demand seems to be an attempt to deflect attention from himself by implicating his supporters. However, investigators have already accessed a comprehensive network of evidence related to the planning and objectives of the events of May 9.
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry. The armed forces spokesperson highlighted several key points in his media briefing on Monday. He indicated that practical measures would soon be initiated on a large scale to advance these points.
Additionally
Additionally, efforts to seek protection for social media under the cover of freedom of presentation will not be tolerated. Social media platforms, which had previously allowed individuals to spread harmful content unchecked. Will now face stringent measures to prevent such misuse. As outlined under jail laws, the regulations for meetings with detained criminals will be strictly adhered to. Ensuring that any relaxation of these rules for specific individuals is avoided. This approach is necessary to ensure fairness and prevent injustice to the thousands of other prisoners in the jails.
