Important News in Pakistan
Reshma's Case in Islamabad High Court
Reshma, a woman from Islamabad, has caught the attention of the public. She had sent a letter to the judges of the White Powder-covered High Court, but her case is solely focused on the Islamabad High Court. She has no connection with any other court. On the other hand, another woman named Gulshan sent a letter to the Supreme Court of Pakistan. It seems that both Reshma and Gulshan are operating from different locations but have a common goal of intimidating the judges.
Justice Amir Farooq's Discussion with the Police
Justice Amir Farooq questioned the police about the origin of the letters and their purpose. The police informed him that they tried to read the stamp on the letters but were unsuccessful. However, they discovered that the letters were sent from Rawalpindi. Justice Amir Farooq speculated that the chief justice of the Supreme Court may have sent them, but he also acknowledged that it could be a deliberate attempt to mislead the investigation.
Rana Sanaullah's Remarks on Mosan Naqvi
Rana Sanaullah commented on the removal of Mosan Naqvi from a committee, stating that Mosan Naqvi wanted to be part of that committee. Rana Sanaullah sarcastically suggested that Mosan Naqvi should be removed from the committee by divine intervention. However, Rana Sanaullah pointed out that it was ultimately the committee's decision, and they would add whoever they deemed fit.
Imran Khan's Legal Troubles
Rana Sanaullah expressed his views on the recent legal cases involving Imran Khan. He believed that Imran Khan's sentence was intended to damage his reputation before the elections. Rana Sanaullah accused Imran Khan of playing the victim card and using sympathy as a political strategy. He also mentioned that if the cases were handled properly, Imran Khan should have been either remanded or acquitted.
Rana Sanaullah's Criticism of the Judicary
Rana Sanaullah criticized the recent sentences given by the judiciary, stating that they were unjust and caused harm to his party. He questioned the fairness of the judgements and accused the judiciary of being biased. Rana Sanaullah believed that these sentences were politically motivated and aimed at harming his party's chances in the upcoming elections.
