- As instructed, Gill was taken into custody by the Islamabad police. of court.
- Sources say that he will be transferred to the police station after a medical examination at PIMS.
- “Pakistan is facing worst fascism, workers should get ready for All types of situations”, Fawad says.
After a violent confrontation between Islamabad police and Rawalpindi over guardianship of Shahbaz Gill, Adiala jail authorities handed over over guardianship of PTI’s leader former, Geo News reported on Wednesday.
Islamabad Police left in jail with Gill as Punjab Police personnel returned back after hours-long drama outside in jail room. Further it became known that Gill would first delivered to PIMS for medical checkup.
As directed, Gill’s security was handed over to the Islamabad police. of court. Sources in the police said that after a medical examination he would be transferred to the police station.
Earlier sources citing a paper titled “Emergency Switchover” available with Geo Newssaid that after examining Gill, the doctors of Adiala jail and authorities concerned was ordered to transfer the head of the PTI to the DHQ hospital in Rawalpindi.
Following the directions, the Islamabad police and the Rawalpindi police reached Adial. jail shift Jill; however he refused to go with in former. This led to hours- a long drama between two law enforcement agencies.
HRCP expresses concern
Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) also expressed concern about decision accepted by the court to send Gill into custody.
“Any allegations of ill-treatment during on arrest should also be investigated fairly and transparently,” the commission wrote. on Twitter.
Punjab federal government at odds
The Rawalpindi police insisted on transferring Gill to a DHQ hospital, while the Islamabad police insisted on it. on transfer of the PTI leader to the federal capital by court order. After deliberation, personnel of Islamabad police were called to the scene. jail.
According to sources in jail learned that Jill complained of difficulty in breathing and deteriorating health due to alleged torture, after which he was transferred to jail hospital for examination.
Meanwhile, sources said PTI chairman Imran Khan ordered Gill to create a state of emergency.like situation so that he can be transferred to the hospital.
Prison officials said that prisoners of Adiala jail get tested in DHQ hospital as a medical team from Islamabad cannot check the prisoners of Adiala jail.
Meanwhile, after the messages of deteriorating situation, ministry of The interior had also summoned Rangers and FC to enforce the court order.
Fawad Chaudhry asks the workers gear up
Calling what is happening “kidnapping”, former information minister Fawad Chaudhry said that getting a certificate from board of their choice is not legal.
“Pakistan currently facing worst fascism, workers should get ready for All types of situation,” he wrote. on Twitter.
After developmentPTI – on this is official Twitter handler – shared video of Gill is transferred to PIMS in Ambulance with oxygen mask.
Pakistan is at its worst of fascism,” reads the caption to the video.
Marrium accuses Imran Khan of violation of laws
Information Minister Marrium Aurangzeb blamed PTI Chairman Imran Khan of flagrantly violating court orders and exerting undue pressure on bureaucracy of Punjab over Guardianship of Shahbaz Gill.
Speaking to reporters information minister said the PTI chairman ignored all laws and party is using all tactics to protect Gill from the investigation.
Islamabad police deny all charges
Rejection of all charges against An Islamabad police spokesman said Gill had not been subjected to any form of of Violence during physical detention.
Representative next added what Gill went through regular medical examinations, on directions of court and judges, which proves that he was not tortured.
Representative next added orders of court was transferred to jail Islamabad administration and police complied with all legal requirements.
He’s next added that the authorities will follow orders of court and waiting jail Administration to cooperate.
Representative next added what head of investigation team as well as senior superintendent of The police will personally monitor the entire process.
“Marrium was tasked with spreading propaganda”: Farrukh Habib
In response to the allegations made information PTI minister leader Farrukh Habib said that Marriyum was instructed to spread misleading propaganda.
“She is should first comment on her party leaders who are currently summoned by the courts,” he said, adding that it was Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his son Hamza Shahbaz who violated court decisions.
Recalling that both PML-N leaders were “imposed” on country day of their accusation, he questioned: “Was this observance of law?”
He left on blame of they broke the laws by mentioning that PML-N supreme leader Nawaz Sharif had lied in order to leave the country.
“Khan never encouraged violation of laws,” the PTI leader said, adding that they plan to force gill k give statement against Hana, torturing him.
Transfer of judgments of Jill to the police for 48 hours
Earlier today Islamabad District and Session Court taken into custody by PTI leader in in police custody for 48 hours in his verdict on a review plea seeking Gill’s physical arrest in case of rebellion.
The court postponed its verdict earlier in the day after completion of arguments from all sides.
Imran Khan expresses concern about party leader
Chairman of the PTI condemned the court’s decision, saying that he concerned that Gill was once taken into police custody more.
“Jill in fragile state of mental and physical health because of the torture inflicted on him when he was kidnapped and taken to an unknown location’ Imran wrote. on Twitter.
A business
Gill was arrested last Tuesday afternoon from Banigal Chowk in the capital a day after the scandalous remarks on a private TV channel. It was subsequently booked on accusations of mutiny and incitement of participants of state institutions against pakistani army.
Treason case filed against him in the Kosar police station in several departments of Pakistan Penal Code, including 124-A (sedition), 131 (sedition or attempt to seduce a soldier, sailor or airman from his duty), 153 (unreasonable provocation with mean cause rebellion, if rebellion is committed; if not committed), 153-A (inciting hatred between different groups, etc.) and 505 (statements promoting public mischief), 506 (punishment for criminal intimidation), etc.
