This time, according to reports, the PTI's two female members were connected to the May 9, 2023, protest-related burning of the Kamar Mashani police station in Mianwali.
Officials from Mianwali police visited the jail to question the women involved in the recent case. To obtain a transit remand so they could be moved to Mianwali, the police could not, however, bring them before an anti-terrorism court.
It is probable that they will be brought before the court on Saturday, which is today.
The court granted bail in the previous case against Ms. Javed and Ms. Hamza, and robkars for their release were issued when surety bonds were submitted.
Post-arrest bail was granted by ATC Judge Arshad Javed on Wednesday to the female suspects in the Shadman police station attack case.
Ayesha Ali Bhutta, a PTI social media activist, and nine other people were granted robkars by an anti-terrorism court on Friday after being granted bail in the Jinnah House attack case.
On Wednesday, the court granted them release, contingent upon their providing individual surety guarantees totaling Rs 200,000.
ZULFI: In response to PTI leader Zulfi Bokhari's appeal against the rejection of his Senate nomination papers, a division bench of the Lahore High Court on Friday served notice to the Pakistani Election Commission.
The attorney for Bokhari contended that the appellant's candidacy papers were rejected by the ECP due to their mixed nationality. He added that the appellant gave the ECP documentary proof of his decision to renounce his dual UK nationality. He said that the ECP's ruling was also supported by an election tribunal.
The attorney requested that the bench strike aside the tribunal's and ECP's rulings because they were in conflict with the law and the facts.
The Attorney General of Pakistan and the ECP were sent notices by the bench led by Justice Muzamil Akhtar Shabbir, requesting responses by Saturday (today).
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