the prosecution pleaded the court to cancel the extension in bail granted to the PML-N president on March 25, 2022


Lahore: Special Judge Central in Lahore Monday reserved his verdict on the petition filed by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), seeking rejection of the bail plea of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Shehbaz Sharif in a money laundering case as well as on determining the court’s jurisdiction.
During the hearing, the prosecution pleaded the court to cancel the extension in bail granted to the PML-N president on March 25, 2022, arguing that legal requirements were not met while doing so.
Amjad Pervez, Shehbaz’s counsel, on the other hand, gave references to different court verdicts to support his contention that the court could grant an extension to his client.
Calling the FIA’s bail cancellation application unjustified, Advocate Pervez prayed to the court to reject it.
He went on to say that if the Agency had objections to the bail extension, it should have approached the Lahore High Court for that.
Shehbaz’s counsel further said that such extensions had been granted in the past as well, and there was nothing new in it.

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