LAHORE: Excise inspectors from across Punjab have moved the Lahore High Court (LHC) to stop criminal proceedings against them.
During initial hearing of the application, Justice Sadaqat Ali Khan passed ruling against the application of Akhtar Nawaz to approach the trial court first.
There are 50 excise inspectors in Punjab who are facing cases of corruption and mismanagement. As many as 13 inspectors are from Lahore.
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