iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
The company currently manages 9% of the world’s handling capacity
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Pak SC withdraws contempt notice against FC chief
The Supreme Court has withdrawn contempt of court notice against Inspector-General Frontier Corps Maj-Gen. Ejaz Shahid after he appeared before the court in missing persons case.
A two-member bench of the top court headed by Justice Nasirul Mulk took up the missing persons and Balochistan lawlessness case on Thursday.
Irfan Qadir, counsel for the FC IG, said that Maj-Gen. Ejaz could not appear before the court on December 5, due to illness and “he is present in the court today”.
The FC IG told the court that his force was charged with kidnapping of people.
The court inquired then what action has been taken by the FC.
The counsel for Maj-Gen. Ijaz told the court, “one missing person Kao Khan has been recovered. The charge which was levied against six FC personnel has proved wrong. A report about the missing persons will be filed with the registrar office.” The court adjourned the case till January 15.
It may be recalled that a three-member bench of the SC presided over by former chief justice Iftikhar Mohammed Chaudhry had issued contempt of court notice to FC IG on December 5 for not appearing in the court despite being summoned in missing persons case. — Online
More news from
A former Dubai resident, the industry veteran wants to make a difference and continue the drive for growth with quality at the iconic venue
You must have a minimum balance of Dh7.5 on your Nol card in order to use it on the metro, bus, or other modes of public transportation
The codeshare agreement unlocks enhanced connectivity for the passengers of both airlines
Frenchman says entry to LIV Golf Promotions has energized my game as he looks forward to a strong finish to the year
The 39-year-old South African star said he is still fit enough to play at the highest level
Israelis, who seized the northern half of Gaza last month, say they are now extending their ground campaign to the rest of the enclave
Bharat Nagda shares that an accurate strategy, well crafted organisational design, and strong execution capabilities are all required to maximise value creation