Rawalpindi: Sheikh Rasheed is named in 10 cases including GHQ attack, Punjab government submitted the list in court.
The list of cases against the head of Awami Muslim League and former interior minister Sheikh Rasheed has been submitted in Rawalpindi Bench of Lahore High Court, according to which Sheikh Rasheed GHQ attack case, attack on the office of a sensitive institution, stone pelting, arson. The case is named in 10 cases, including the attack on the Army Museum case, the Rahmanabad metro bus station burning case.
Judge Malik Ijaz Asif of the Special Anti-Terrorism Court will hear the application for interim bail in 10 cases of the former interior minister on December 9.
During the hearing in the Lahore High Court Rawalpindi Bench, the Punjab government submitted the report of 10 cases related to Sheikh Rasheed before Justice Chaudhry Abdul Aziz. The judge remarked that the court would not interfere in the investigation of the cases.
The court asked the lawyer of Sheikh Rasheed that do you want the court to investigate the cases?, to which the lawyer Sardar Abdul Razzaq Khan replied that the report of the cases that has been submitted should be examined by the court. How Sheikh Rasheed was named in the May 9 cases after 6 months?
The court said that the details of 10 cases of Sheikh Rasheed have come, a copy of which has been provided to you. Later, further hearing was adjourned for a week.
Meanwhile, Sheikh Rasheed while talking to the media said that in August 2023, the Punjab government had told that there is no case against me. Today, the details of 10 cases against me were submitted in the court. He said that my small politics is for Constituency 56 and 57. I have this thought since childhood, I walk with everyone. Respect for institutions is mandatory for everyone.
Sheikh Rashid said that we have worked in both the constituencies of Pindi. He did not even tweet after leaving. If the election is not held, they will work on the old salary. We should believe the Election Commission’s statement. He has said that the elections will be held on February 8.
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