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ATC issues non-bailable arrest warrants of Gandapur

ATC issues non-bailable arrest warrants of Gandapur

ISLAMABAD: The Anti-Terrorism Court(ATC) Islamabad has issued a non-bailable arrest warrant for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur.

The hearing on the petitions related to the May 9 cases against the PTI leaders was held in the court of Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra of the Anti-Terrorism Court.

On behalf of lawyer Zahoor ul Hassan, Ali Amin Gandapur submitted a request for exemption from attendance, on which Prosecutor Raja Naveed said that the court should see the conduct of the accused, there is a continuous violation.

Judge Tahir Abbas sipra remarked that last time he applied for exemption from attendance and on the 8th the physicality was fine in the meeting, on which lawyer Zahoor ul Hassan said that the court should approve the application for exemption today.

Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra rejected the plea of ​​immunity and issued non-bailable arrest warrants for Ali Amin Gandapur, Wasiq Qayyum Abbasi, Raja Rashid Hafeez and Amir Mehmood Kayani.

The court has declared Umar Tanveer Butt as proclaimed offender due to his continuous absence.

It should be noted that a case has been registered against the PTI leaders in the I-9 police station under the provisions of terrorism.

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Judge Tahir Abbas sipra accepted the plea of ​​Faisal Javed and adjourned the hearing of the case till October 3.

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