IHC pot preference on NAB’s defence opposite Capt (retd) Safdar’s bail
ISLAMABAD: A two-member dais of a Islamabad High Court (IHC) has indifferent a preference on National Accountability Bureau (NAB)’s defence seeking a exclusion of bail postulated to MNA Capt (retd) Safdar in a crime case.
Safdar is a son-in-law of deposed primary apportion Nawaz Sharif and faces a crime anxiety in a burden justice alongside Nawaz.
NAB arrests Captain (retd) Safdar from Islamabad airport
Maryam Nawaz leaves a airfield premises alone, Safdar whisked to NAB domicile in Islamabad
Safdar seemed in justice around 11am currently after being summoned by a local dais comprising Justice Aamer Farooq and Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani.
During a hearing, a NAB prosecutor presented arguments favouring the termination of Safdar’s bail.
Meanwhile, during a hearing, a justice came down tough on Safdar for regulating his mobile phone. The lawmaker’s phone was confiscated and returned usually after he apologise following a hearing.
In a prior hearing, NAB had contended that a burden justice did not have a management to recover Safdar on bail, and pleaded that a court’s sequence rejecting their ask to send him to Adiala Jail be rescinded.
On Nov 3, NAB challenged a burden court’s sequence extenuation bail to Safdar in a Avenfield properties case.
NAB petitions IHC opposite Capt (retd) Safdar’s bail in crime case
Safdar was postulated bail after burden justice had released non-bailable warrants for his detain in Avenfield properties case
Safdar was taken into control by NAB officials after he and his mother Maryam arrived in Islamabad from London to attend a crime conference opposite them on Oct 9.
The justice had released non-bailable warrants opposite him after he had been a no-show in a prior 3 hearings of a case, filed by NAB in light of a Supreme Court’s Jul 28 visualisation in a Panama Papers case.
On Oct 9, a justice authorized Maryam and Safdar’s bail and systematic them to contention collateral holds value Rs5 million each.