Islamabad: The Islamabad high court (IHC) has reserved verdict on plea of former federal minister Sheikh Rashid regarding the dismissal of case.

According to the details, justice Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri heard the registered cases against Sheikh Rashid on one allegation in Islamabad and other cities. Sheikh Rashid appeared with his lawyer Sardar Abd-ur-Razaq and along with Sardar Shehbaz before the court. 

Justice Tariq Jahangiri inquired that the court had asked the report from police. Has the report come. 

State council said that the report has come and submitted in the court. On which the court questioned that are the inappropriate words included in first initiative report (FIR). 

The state council read the registered FIR on the court’s direction. 

The court said that who is from Balochistan? In the last hearing it was stated to dismiss. Who is the plaintiff in it? There are no such inappropriate words in FIR. Who wrote the report? What is the script? It is stated in the FIR that the applicant spoke inappropriate words against Pakistan Peoples party’s (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto but these inappropriate words are not included in FIR. 

However, the court also said that if the applicant gave the statement here then why the case was registered in Karachi? This incident happened in Islamabad. How these words have taken by Inspector general Sindh and prosecutor general Sindh?

The investigative officer responded the court that there is a USB which will be presented. The plaintiff case of lawyer said that there is a USB also a video on YouTube which has more than 9, 00000 views. This incident happened in Polly clinic. 

The plaintiff case of lawyer also said that Bilawal Bhutto is the biggest party’s head of the country and also remained a foreign minister.  

Justice asked that Benazir Bhutto killed in Rawalpindi then will the case be registered in Karachi. How come this be possible that if an incident happened in Peshawar but registered in Karachi. 

During the hearing, the plaintiff case of lawyer gave references of different laws. He said that no case registered in Islamabad it only registered in Karachi. 

The court asked to proof the unethical words of Sheikh Rashid in the video. State council replied that there are different witnesses present in Karachi who have seen it. 

Lawyer asked for some time from the court. The applicant’s lawyer said that Sheikh Rashid was in police custody when he went to Polly clinic hospital the applicant probably said something there while talking to media so this is not the boundary. 

Later then the court reserved the case and said that if the parties wants to give any comments on that then they can give it within one week. 

Narowal: The government of Punjab sent a cheque of Rs2.5 million to the family of a guy who was hit and killed by the protocol convoy of Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz five days ago in Narowal.

According to the media report, following the instructions of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, Deputy Commissioner Narowal Syed Hassan Raza and Member of Provincial Assembly Ahmed Iqbal reached the home of late Muhammad Abu Bakr at his village Jasr and expressed their condolences to the parents of the deceased and conveyed the condolence message of the Chief Minister.

On behalf of the Chief Minister, they gave a check of Rs2.5 million to Fakhar Ayaz, father of Abubakar.

Member Provincial Assembly Ahmad Iqbal said that the government is equally involved in the grief of the victim's family.

On April 18, 23-year-old Abubakar was killed in an alleged collision with the Chief Minister's protocol vehicle on Shakargarh Road, Narowal.

Narowal Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Malik Muhammad Khalil said that according to the CCTV footage, Abubakar was seen falling to the ground after being hit by an unidentified motorcyclist, after which he collided with an official vehicle, resulting in his death.

Maryam Nawaz allegedly took notice of the incident and asked for a detailed report of the incident from the Deputy Commissioner (DC).

Abubakar was employed at a filling pump and his father Fakhar Ayaz is a laborer. The chief minister also directed the police to take legal action against the driver of the government vehicle.

Lahore: The Lahore high court (LHC) could not hear the plea of Bushra Bibi’s ex-husband Khawar Manika today (Wednesday). 

According to the details, the hearing was to hold on in LHC on the plea of Khawar Manika regarding to dismiss the case of anti-corruption. 

However, the case was not heard because justice Shakeel Ahmed was on his day off. 

It is stated in the plea that the anti-corruption had registered the case of occupying on land against the facts that is why the case should be dismissed.