A complainant has withdrawn a petition filed against ‘highhandedness’ of Islamabad police officials who raided her house at mid-night without warrants and lady constables. AP/File
ISLAMABAD: A complainant has withdrawn a petition filed against ‘highhandedness’ of Islamabad police officials who raided her house at mid-night without warrants and lady constables.
IHC Chief Justice on April 16 directed the inspector general of Islamabad police to conduct an inquiry against the officials who violated the sanctity of home, trespassed on a house at mid-night and detained housewife and her five daughters for a couple of hours.
IHC Chief Justice Athar Minallah also sought report in a fortnight from the inspector general of police, deputy commissioner and the station house officer of the police station Koral on a petition of a Noshaba Usman as she accused that unidentified uniformed and plain-clothed officials barged into her house located in Bahria Town at mid-night without warra
ISLAMABAD: A judicial magistrate on Friday sent the owner of a private housing society to Adiala jail on 14-day judicial remand in a cheque dishonour case.
Civil judge/judicial magistrate Koral Humaira Afzal issued notices to police as well as the complainant against the owner of Ghauri Town Chaudhry Usman on the latter’s post-arrest bail plea for Monday.
The Koral police registered the First Information Report (FIR) against Mr Usman under section 489-F of the Pakistan Penal Code for issuing two ‘bogus’ cheques for Rs30 million to the complainant, Chaudhry Sudheer.
Interestingly, the complainant himself is facing an FIR in the same police station as he was seen in a viral video showing a group of armed men with automatic weapons taking possession of land in the capital’s suburb.