Former prime minister and Pakistani Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Monday shared video on his handle on Twitter about 1997 attack on Supreme Court by PML-N workers.
November 30, 1997 former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif appeared before the highest court together with party workers, members, chief ministers and voters to hear the proceedings. naughty party workers stormed the Supreme Court, forcing Chief Justice Sajjad Ali Shah to remove the findings of contempt against Sharif.
In the end, the police managed to restore normal life using batons and tear gas both inside and out outside courthouse, but the court could only continue for about 45 minutes.
“This Video says it’s all about Sharif’s mafia. Those who cannot be bribed, must be eliminated,” Imran Khan said along with with a BBC report on infamous incident.
former The prime minister shared a video after the press conference of coalition government sides who demanded education of a full bench preside over Petition of Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) leader Chaudhry Pervez Elahi against elections of chief of Punjab minister – a motion that was rejected by a higher court.
Hours before the SC was due to resume the hearing of a business in Islamabad today, allied parties harden their stance against what Maryam Nawaz called “bench-fixing” – expression of strong clauses over in bench essay in decisive constitutional case.
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“Our justice system is such that when filing a petition people already know what kind bench will be drawn up and decision it will be given,” Maryam said.
Pointing out perceived bias against to her party she mentioned several occasions of PML-N legal fight and “discrimination” against It. “Since his election,” the PML-N leader said, referring to Hamza Shehbaz, “can you name even one day when he was allowed work in world? system of injustice cannot workshe pleaded.
Then in day the Supreme Court rejected coalition government request. Court in his brief order stated that he had reviewed the vice speaker’s ruling on Punjab CM choices and detailed reasons for rejection of petitions for constituents full judgment will be issued later. Hearing of the case was adjourned until 11:30 am tomorrow (Tuesday).
