KARACHI: The Administrative Judge of anti-terrorism court (ATC) Karachi has ordered to send the two persons who allegedly attacked Gulistan e Jauhar police station to jail on judicial remand.
A case against the attack on the police station was heard in the anti-terrorism court in Karachi after the arrest of junk dealers in Gulistan e Jauhar.
The police produced the arrested six suspects before ATC, the investigating officer told the court that the accused attacked the Gulstan e Jauhar police station in anger over the arrest of their fellow junk dealers, two officials were injured by stone pelting by the accused.
The police arrested two junk dealers involved in buying and selling stolen goods.
The police requested the court to give physical remand to the accused for investigation related to other absconding accomplices.
The court rejected the request of the police for physical remand and ordered to send the accused to jail on judicial remand.
The court also directed to complete the investigation within 14 days and submit the challan.
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Earlier, Lahore High Court (LHC) was informed on Friday that the Punjab government had appointed judges in special courts of the province, including anti-terrorism courts.
Advocate General Punjab Khalid Ishaq made the statement before LHC Chief Justice Malik Shahzad Ahmad Khan, who was hearing a petition filed by the Punjab government seeking the transfer of certain cases from Anti-Terrorism Court-1 Rawalpindi to another court.
