Court stops proceedings against Vawda after his apology
RAWALPINDI: Additional District and Sessions Judge (ASJ), Rawalpindi Muhammad Aslam Gondal Thursday has directed to stop further proceeding on an application filed by Hafiz Ihtesham, Chairman Defence of Pakistan, against PTI Federal Minister Faisal Vawda.
The court has stopped further proceeding when applicant withdrew his application against federal minister in this regard. The applicant has filed an application in court that federal minister used blasphemy words in a TV talk show. The applicant requested the court to order to register FIR against PTI minister. But, the applicant withdrew his application because Faisal Vawda apologised his words in TV talk show. He also apologised in his tweet as well. The court has directed to stop further proceeding on the application.
-
Former Nickelodeon Star Kianna Underwood Dies At 33 In Tragic Hit-and-run -
Prince Harry Risks Straining Marriage To Make Archie, Lilibet Make Emotional Demand Of Meghan -
Sarah Ferguson’s Pal Reveals What She Really Thinks Of Beatrice, Eugenie Choosing A Royal Christmas -
North West Raps About Piercings, Tattoos And Skipping School In New Song -
Teddi Mellencamp Shares Hopeful Health Update Amid Cancer Battle: 'Cloud Is Lifting' -
Prince William Makes Clear The Conditions He Has For Meeting Prince Harry -
Sara Foster Slams Age Gap Relationship After 'blah' George Clooney Date -
Jennifer Garner Recalls Enduring Ben Affleck’s Intense Beyoncé ‘Halo’ Phase -
Prince Harry’s Mental Health Ends Up At Stake As Meghan Moves Him To 'second Fiddle' -
Bradley Cooper On Who His Mother Thinks Is The World’s Best Actor -
Meghan Markle Offers Glimpse Into Intimate Dance Moment With Harry Amid Split Rumors -
Jon Bon Jovi Joins The Viral 2016 Throwback Trend With Nostalgic Photos -
Kate Middleton Hailed For Her Lack Of ‘obligation’ As Well As Altruistic, Selfless Qualities -
Jason Momoa Says Being With Beau Adria Arjona Feels 'perfect' -
Idris Elba Says One Mix-up Nearly Cost Him A Knighthood From King Charles -
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Incurs Anger Of Biggest Royal