Jailed PTM leader Ali Wazir gets some relief from the Court
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Ali Wazir, a former Member of the National Assembly (MNA) and one of the founding members of the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM), found himself facing a legal ordeal as he appeared before Civil Judge Shahzad Khan in Islamabad on a Sunday, according to a report by 24NewsHD TV channel. The case against Wazir was initiated at the Bhara Kahu police station in the federal capital, stemming from allegations of collecting donations.
In the wake of this legal matter, the police are set to present Ali Wazir in the anti-terrorism court (ATC) on the following day, further intensifying the legal proceedings against him. During the court appearance, his attorney, Ataullah Kundi, informed the court that Wazir had previously secured bail in two separate cases filed at the Tarnol police station. Additionally, he disclosed that the police had apprehended his client from Adiala Jail just a day prior.
In response to Ataullah Kundi's request, the court granted Ali Wazir permission to meet with his son and other individuals, providing a temporary respite in this challenging legal chapter. The ongoing legal developments have put the spotlight on the prominent activist and former MNA, Ali Wazir, as he navigates a complex legal landscape.
These recent events have thrust Ali Wazir, a co-founder of the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM) and a former Member of the National Assembly (MNA), into a legal quagmire. On a Sunday, he made an appearance before Civil Judge Shahzad Khan in Islamabad, as reported by 24NewsHD TV channel. The crux of the matter lies in a case registered against Wazir at the Bhara Kahu police station within the federal capital, and the charges against him pertain to the collection of donations.
The gravity of the situation escalated as the police plan to present Ali Wazir in the anti-terrorism court (ATC) the following day, intensifying the legal proceedings against him. Inside the courtroom, his lawyer, Ataullah Kundi, delivered crucial information to the court, revealing that Wazir had previously secured bail in two distinct cases filed at the Tarnol police station. Moreover, Kundi disclosed that his client had been taken into police custody from Adiala Jail just one day prior to the court appearance.
In response to a request made by Ataullah Kundi, the court granted Ali Wazir the opportunity to meet with his son and other individuals, temporarily alleviating the weight of the legal proceedings. These events have cast Ali Wazir, a prominent activist and former MNA, into the spotlight as he navigates a complex and challenging legal landscape.
The recent developments have thrust Ali Wazir, co-founder of the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM) and a former Member of the National Assembly (MNA), into a legal maelstrom. He was brought before Civil Judge Shahzad Khan in Islamabad on a Sunday, as reported by 24NewsHD TV channel, as part of a case registered against him at the Bhara Kahu police station in the federal capital. The allegations leveled against him revolve around the collection of donations.
