ISLAMABAD:
Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Thursday reclaimed of Petition of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) against notices issued by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
AT former resolution party court against FIA for post-electoral action of Pakistan Verdict (ECP) in prohibited funding case.
Last week, the IHC suspended notifications from the FIA and requested comments until 10 August. Court also called the representatives of the FIA in human for in next hearing.
Today, Acting Chief Justice Amir Farouk released a four-page written decision on cause.
The judge ruled that the notices against applications that were submitted were implemented. After the PTI secretariat staff responded to the notifications and request in question took The place application has become invalid, the decision says.
The decision noted that the petitionerх counsel referred to the notices being issued in violation of court order and FIA circular; however, the court stated that the FIA circular was issued only by cyber-crime wing.
An instruction from the FIA to provide the relevant required information in this is future notice, the court ruled of petition.
As PTI was unable to obtain assistance, the FIA is expected to continue with its actions. against in the partyfinancial wing.
Meanwhile, Assad Qaiser also contested the notice in PTI funding case in Peshawar Supreme Court (PHC).
Assad Qaiser filed a lawsuit in court through his lawyer, barrister Gohar Ali, avoid appear before a federal agency and possible arrest in loud business.
Speaking to media outside court, Kaiser said he did not go to court to seek pre-arrest bail, emphasizing that it is outside the jurisdiction of The FIA is investigating the matter.
“We opened these accounts for our convenience. This is not illegal. It was open for payment of wages to employees and office expenses,” he said. He added that all deposits and withdrawals have been verified and within six years, only one million rupees were transferred from the account.
