PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court (PHC)) has granted protective bail to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and Member of National Assembly Faisal Amin and former provincial minister Kamran Bangash.
The court approved the bail petitions while disposing of the writ petition after the government submitted a response to the details of the cases. The case was heard by a two-judge bench consisting of Justice Sahibzada Asadullah and Justice Dr. Khurshid Iqbal. Kamran Bangash’s lawyer, Barrister Sarwar Shah, informed the court that his client, a former provincial minister, had been implicated in multiple cases after the PTI protest on November 26, 2024.
He stated that while Bangash wished to appear in the relevant courts, there was a fear of arrest before he could present himself.
The lawyer informed the court that the writ petition had been filed to obtain details about the cases registered against his client. Assistant Attorney General Akbar Yusuf Khilil, present in court, informed the bench that a report had been submitted by the federal government, mentioning that one case against Bangash had been registered in Islamabad.
Additional Advocate General Nadeem Shah submitted to the court that three cases had been filed against Bangash in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while Special Prosecutor of National Accountability Bureau Arbab Kaleem said that there was no ongoing investigation against Bangash.
The court granted Kamran Bangash protective bail until June 27 and directed him to appear before the relevant courts.
Similarly, the bench began hearing the protective bail petition of Member of National Assembly Faisal Amin.
His lawyer informed the court that his client, a sitting MNA, was unaware of the details of the cases registered against him, as he had not been informed about them.
The court granted Faisal Amin protective bail for 14 days and issued notices to the federal government and other relevant authorities, asking them to provide details of the cases.
