ISLAMABAD:
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan acknowledged that the filing of President’s note for removal of Supreme Court Justice Kazi Faez Isa was mistake.
former prime minister acknowledged hismistake» during the meeting with Members of the Insaf Lawyers Forum (ILF) on Tuesday.
Target of the meeting was to activate in the partylegal wing in a real scenario in which PTI social media activists were harassed by law enforcement agencies.
Some participants of The meeting confirmed to The Express Tribune that the ex-premier admitted that the filing of President’s note against Judge Isa was mistake because he was misled by the relevant officials at the time. government about the facts of case.
Imran was not interested in following the link against Judge of the Supreme Court for in last pair of years. It became known that former advocate general for Pakistan Khalid Javed Khan convinced him that Judge Isa was an honest judge and he was misled. in This business.
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BUT senior The PTI lawyer said that Imran believed that one section in the highest judiciary was irritated with in party as of innings of link against Judge Jesus. “Although the architect of that link was someone else,” lawyer added.
However, senior lawyers say that Imran, being the chief executive of country, cannot be justified since the reference was filed on his instructions.
Separately, PTI Secretary Asad Umar announced that the application will be submitted in Islamabad Supreme Court challenges persecution of in partyx social media activists on Thursday | (today).
Islamabad District PTI President Ali Nawaz Awan will launch the petition through Chaudhry’s lawyer Faisal Hussain.
Project of petition, available with The Express Tribune said: “VVK needs to stop its illegal and unlawful raids and harassment immediately.” of in party workers.”
The petition implored the IHC to operate strictly within the four corners. of the Constitution and the law, as well as to refrain from violating and disrespecting privacy, honor of families and households of political workers and preserve their immunity.
“Actions of The Federal Investigation Agency and the police may be graciously declared illegal, illegal, and unconstitutional, as well as in violation of court orders issued on the basis of the decision of 03.11.2020 in WP 2939/2020 titled Rana Muhammad Ashraf v. Federation of Pakistan.”.
The petition stated that with turn of mode, party was chosen by the respondents on covenant of their political opponents. Thus, an attack was launched on party activists, especially social media users who open support PTI. It’s disturbing fact of harassment and illegal raids and was brought to the attention of in party leadership of various party activists, including users of Twitter and others social media platforms including Facebook, etc.
“This is also on in record so much social media activists belonging to Pakistan Tehrik and Insaf including (but not limited to) Dr. Arsalan Khalid, Azhar Mashwani, Muhammad Waqas, Salar Sultanzai, Wasif Kazmi and many others. with their families were persecuted on covenant of ruling party and officials threatened of respondent authorities for dire consequences for aid and help satisfy political revenge against workers of Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf, especially who connected with in profession of journalism and using social media platforms to provide general public with true and false facts of state affairs. Proof of this is harassment in the form of messages of victims on in social media was posted on record.”
The petition went on to say that the defendants evaded disclosure of the details of the alleged criminal offenses and also carefully hiding the details of The law according to which houses of in party activists were raided and their families were humiliated and unlawfully persecuted.
This is also stated that the defendants interfered with the fundamental right of freedom of self-expression and free speech to appease them new owners.
“Respondents with a bang failed comply with their legal and constitutional obligations. Respondents attracted in impunity for crimes against its citizens, especially those who engaged in in profession of journalism, using social media as a platform to inform the masses about the political situation in the country.”
plea read that officials of The FIA’s cybercrime wing and police officers fearlessly disobeyed directions and orders of this court and deliberately disobeyed his binding orders.
“Hence, [they] to be continued against under contempt of court and all other enabling laws that are enforceable for time in Pakistan.”
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