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Liquor recovery by Customs: Civil court dismisses plea to acquit Atiqa Odho

byCT Report
15/04/2017
in Islamabad
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RAWALPINDI: A plea to acquit actress Atiqa Odho in liquor recovery case was dismissed by the civil court. Case was filed against her during 2011.

Civil judge Waqar Mansoor heard the case who dismissed Atiqa Odho’s plea and summoned her on April 15. The actress has been directed by the court to appear and submit her statement.

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Atiqa Odho was caught with bottles of wine at the Benazir International Airport of Islamabad in 2011 while she was flying to Karachi. Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry had taken notice of the matter.

Reportedly, two bottles of wine were recovered by custom officials from the bags belonging to the actress. The ex-CJ had ordered then Punjab IG, ASF Director General and FBR Chairman to take action against the matter.

The capital police had consequently registered a case against Atiqa Odho over the recovery of liquor.

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