The remand request of the police was rejected, all the leaders including Aamir Dogar, Sheikh Tariq remained. Photo: Internet
Multan: Judicial Magistrate Marzia Ali dismissed the dispute case in the Election Commission office and ordered the release of all the leaders of PML-N and PTI.
Earlier, the police presented 11 suspects including Tehreek-e-Insaf’s Malik Amir Dogar, Mian Javed, Muslim League-N’s Sheikh Tariq Rasheed, Malik Anwar Ali in the anti-terrorism court. It is a matter of dispute among workers.
The police forcefully labeled it as terrorism. The position taken by the police was that the activists threw pots at each other and waved weapons. Election Commission staff were harassed. Physical remand of the accused should be given.
Judge Sadiq Masood Saber, after hearing the arguments of the lawyers of the parties, rejected the plea of the police, deleted the terrorism section from the case and issued orders to produce them in the magistrate’s court. .
On behalf of both the parties, Muslim League-N’s advocate Bilal Butt gave arguments and took the stand that the leaders of both the parties say that no threat was given to them, while there is no evidence of weapons, similarly, no one was injured in the incident and there is no medical. .
No servant threatened any officer, no party in the case objected to the acquittal. Leaders of Muslim League-N and Tehreek-e-Insaaf continued to hug each other in both the courts.
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