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SHC grants protective bail to four Customs officials

byShahid Minhas
29/10/2015
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Sindh High Court (SHC) on Wednesday granted protective bail to the four customs officers who were accused of manhandling lawyers on the premises of a lower court.

A single bench comprising Justice Aftab Ahmed Gorar granted 15-day protective bail to Pakistan Customs’ I&P Branch’s officers, including Aijaz Ahmed Khoso, Akbar Ahmed Khan, Syed Azhar Mehdi and Zubair, against surety bond of Rs 50000 each.

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Police registered a case against them at the Preedy Street police station under Sections 147/506-B/392 of Pakistan Penal Code on the directions of District and Sessions Judge South. The lawyers, who were allegedly manhandled by the officers, moved the court after police refused to register a case on their application.

According to the complainant advocate Ejaz Hussain Soomro, the customs officials manhandled the lawyers on the premises of the Special Customs Taxation and Customs Court. Ejaz stated that the officials took his client Imran into the custody despite the fact that he was granted bail by the court.

When some lawyers resisted the unlawful arrest, the customs officials manhandled them, he added. The complainant stated the officials beat him and tore his cloths. He said that they also extended life threats and pointed weapons at him.

Advocate Mehmood Alam Rizvi, the counsel for the accused officials, submitted that a concocted case was registered against his clients. He said that the officials did not manhandle the lawyers but they arrested accused Imran Khan following his arrest warrants issued by a lower court in another case.

The counsel said that his clients were willing to surrender before the trial court and face charges but they apprehended manhandling at the hands of lawyers on the court premises. Therefore, he requested the court to grant bail to them.

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