Arrest warrants for Sohail Afridi, others out in Radio Pakistan attack case
PESHAWAR: An anti-terrorism court on Wednesday issued arrest warrants for Sohail Afridi, the ex-chief minister who was rendered nonfunctional after the imposition of governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and four other PTI leaders in the Radio Pakistan attack case. The prosecution had earlier placed the supplementary charge-sheet on the court record, but the hearing was adjourned until Oct 28 due to the judge’s absence. Besides Mr Afridi, the supplementary challan names former provincial ministers Taimoor Saleem Jhagra and Kamran Bangash, PTI Peshawar district president Irfan Saleem and…
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54m agoArrest warrants for Sohail Afridi, others out in Radio Pakistan attack case PESHAWAR: An anti-terrorism court on Wednesday issued arrest warrants for Sohail Afridi, the ex-chief minister who was rendered nonfunctional after the imposition of governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and four other PTI leaders in the Radio Pakistan attack case. The prosecution had earlier placed the supplementary charge-sheet on the court record, but the hearing was adjourned until Oct 28 due to the judge’s absence. Besides Mr Afridi, the supplementary challan names former provincial ministers Taimoor Saleem Jhagra and Kamran Bangash, PTI Peshawar district president Irfan Saleem and…
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