Decision to declare PTI workers' detention null and void challenged in Constitutional Court

 

Peshawar High Court had ordered the detention of leaders and workers arrested under 3 MPOs to be null and void, and not to be arrested.

KP current government challenges decision, petitions set for hearing, bench headed by Chief Justice will hear

    Peshawar: After the imposition of emergency and Governor's rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the decision of the Peshawar High Court to declare the detention of PTI leaders and workers under 3 MPOs null and void and not to arrest them has been challenged in the Federal Constitutional Court, which has been set for hearing. The petitions filed by the current government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa through the Chief Secretary against the orders of the Peshawar High Court to declare the detention of various people under 3 MPOs null and void and not to arrest them have been set for hearing in the Federal Constitutional Court. A bench headed by Chief Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court Aminuddin Khan will hear the petitions. Will hold a hearing.

    According to sources, the 51 PTI workers against whom petitions have been filed include Ehsan, Haq Nawaz Khan, Sadr-ur-Rehman, Fazlullah, Imran Saeed, Muhammad Idrees, Salman, Khan Nawab, Fida Muhammad, Bakht Karam, Izharullah, Amjad Ali, Jamshed Ali, Muhammad Ashfaq, Fazal Jahan, Daud Khan, Saeed-ur-Rehman, Inamullah, Asghar Munir, Adil, Hazrat Ali, Inamullah, Hanif Akhtar, Ghulamullah, Taimur, Naseer, Mubashir Shah, Muhammad Akmal, Ajmal Shah, Hayat Khan, Sajjad, Fida Muhammad, Niaz Muhammad, Abdul Wahab, Gul Badshah, Fazal Karim, Raja Liaquat Zaman, Munir Khan Jadoon, Muhammad Noman, Syed Fahim Shah, Malik Haris, Kashif Khan, Daniyal, Zeban Khan, Rashid Babar, Dilbar Khan, Muhammad Jahangir and Naveed Shahzad and others. On the other hand, sources said that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government under Governor's rule has placed 150 more PTI workers under house arrest. And the decision of the Peshawar High Court to declare their bails null and void will also be appealed to the Federal Constitutional Court.

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