ISLAMABAD: Former Chief Justice of Pakistan Saqib Nisar on Sunday said that no one, including Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan and top military leaders, would dare approach him for relief in the case.
The former Chief Justice, in a written reply to the questions asked, said that there is no doubt about the integrity of Justice (R) Faisal Arab, who joined the bench with Justice (R) Faisal Arab and Justice Umar Atta Bandial. Can’t raise the question. It
The former Chief Justice responded to allegations made by former PTI leader Awn Chaudhry.
The former Chief Justice said that ‘no one, including the top officers of the Army, can dare to contact me for help’.
Awn Chaudhry’s allegations
Last week, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Sports and Tourism Aoon Chaudhry had claimed that it was pre-ordained that PTI Chairman Imran Khan would get an ‘NRO’ in the Bani Gala House case and that of former party leader Jahangir Tareen. Disability is a ‘balancing process’.
Former PTI member Chaudhry said that he had prior information about Tareen’s disqualification in the asset concealment case.
Chaudhry claimed, “I will tell the truth to the nation. I had prior information that Tareen would be disqualified despite providing all the documents to the court. Tareen’s disqualification was a balanced process.”
The former PTI leader claimed that the chief justice decided that it did not matter that Khan’s documents were incomplete as the NRO was in the pipeline for him.
In December 2017, the Supreme Court acquitted Imran Khan of all corruption charges and declared him an honest person, but disqualified Tareen for making false statements under Article 62(1)(f) of the Constitution.
“When you (Khan) wanted power, you were even ready to beg for it,” said Chaudhry, adding that people would call the PTI chief to seek a review of Tareen’s plea – disqualification. In case of – Exclude.
The prime minister’s aide further said that before coming to the government, Imran Khan will meet former Chief of Army Staff General (retd) Qamar Javed Bajwa and former Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt. General (retd) Faiz Hamid. .
