Home-cooked food for Sana: Jail superintendent directed to act according to law
By Our Correspondent
September 14, 2019
LAHORE: A court Friday directed the jail superintendent to act according to the law in a petition filed by former law minister Punjab Rana Sanaullah for provision of home-cooked food facility.
While announcing a verdict on an application of Rana Sanaullah, an additional session judge directed the jail authorities to act according to the law in the light of a report, submitted by a medical board, which examined the former minister and a leader of Pakistan Muslim League-N. He is on judicial remand currently in a narcotics smuggling case.
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