ISLAMABAD: An anti-terrorism court in Islamabad on Thursday declared former MPA Raja Rashid Hafeez a proclaimed offender for his continuous absence in the Faizabad protest case.
The accused will be indicted at the next hearing. The court of Judge Tahir Abbas Supra dismissed the acquittal applications of Faisal Javed Khan, Wasiq Qayyum and three other accused.
The court also dismissed the application for the termination of the provisions of the case of Faisal Javed Khan.
The court adjourned the hearing until April 8.
A case has been registered against Faisal Javed Khan and other accused in the Industrial Area Police Station.
Committee also supported a Rs2.6 billion refund claim by Utility Stores Corporation against FBR
"Our objective is not to topple anyone, but to resolve public issues and ensure people’s rights," says PPP leader
Before the case could be heard at the Tax Tribunal, HMRC discontinued the case against Tariq Mir
Majority of Afghan refugees have business in parts of KP, while their children study in different education institutions
Court orders Hafeez to submit bond of Rs1 lakh and said that he will not leave until he submits bond
Kasuri says India has history of linking legitimate Kashmiri struggle for right to self-determination with terrorism
