PTI leader indicted
Faisal Javed, accompanied by his lawyer, Sardar Masroof, appeared before the court
By Khalid Iqbal
March 14, 2024
ISLAMABAD: Civil Judge Qudratullah Wednesday indicted PTI leader Faisal Javed in a case lodged at the Bani Gala police station concerning the alleged threat against a journalist. Faisal Javed, accompanied by his lawyer, Sardar Masroof, appeared before the court. Lawyer Sardar Masroof requested an adjournment, citing it as the first hearing and the need to review documents. However, the judge insisted on proceeding with the indictment of Faisal Javed, rejecting the adjournment request. The court scheduled witness testimony in the case against Faisal Javed for May 13.
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