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Govt appoints three new officers in Adiala Jail

Govt appoints three new officers in Adiala Jail

RAWALPINDI: Punjab Home Department has appointed three new officers including Additional Superintendent in Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi.

According to prison sources, Ali Amir Shah has been appointed Additional Superintendent Jail Rawalpindi, while Amir Fayaz Bhatti has been appointed Deputy Superintendent Education.

Jail sources say that Jamaat Ali has been appointed Deputy Superintendent Judicial Adiala Jail.

Jail sources say that the three officers have been posted in Adiala Jail on the instructions of Punjab Home Department.

It should be noted that the former Deputy Superintendent of Adiala Jail, Muhammad Akram, was detained on August 14 on the charge of alleged facilitation and abuse of powers by PTI founder chairman, and Tahir Siddique Shah was appointed as Deputy Superintendent Adiala Jail .

According to the sources, questioning of two more officers of Adiala Jail has been started on the suspicion of PTI founder's alleged facilitation in the jail.

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Sources say that on the information received from Deputy Superintendent Muhammad Akram, 6 more employees will be questioned, 2 orderlies of Muhammad Akram, 3 warders and the head warder will be questioned. All the employees are considered close to Muhammad Akram.

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