The chief justice observed that the civil servants should submit details of their cellular numbers and social media accounts to the relevant departments. File
LAHORE: Lahore High Court Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan on Wednesday took exception to use of social media by the civil servants and hinted at passing an appropriate order in this regard.
The chief justice observed that the civil servants should submit details of their cellular numbers and social media accounts to the relevant departments.
He remarked that the departments should decide a code for the civil servants to use the social media.
CJ Khan was hearing a petition against holding of protest/strike by the public functionaries and running a campaign against the judiciary on social media in the wake of the arrest of an assistant commissioner ordered by a civil judge in Sahiwal.
Lahore High Court Chief Justice Mohammad Qasim Khan on Wednesday lashed out at the Defence Housing Authority (DHA) for its involvement in “illegal” occupation of lands. Wikimedia Commons/File
LAHORE: Lahore High Court Chief Justice Mohammad Qasim Khan on Wednesday lashed out at the Defence Housing Authority (DHA) for its involvement in “illegal” occupation of lands and regretted that the army seemed to have become the “biggest land grabber”.
The chief justice was hearing petitions of three citizens seeking an order against the DHA to not disturb their lawful possession of the land they had obtained on lease from the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB).
Lahore HC: Pakistan army ‘biggest land grabber
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Lahore HC: Pakistan army ‘biggest land grabber
PTI / Updated: Apr 29, 2021, 22:33 IST
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LAHORE: In a rare rebuke of Pakistan s powerful army, the Lahore high court has called it the country s “biggest land grabber and said its uniform is for the service to the nation and “not to rule as a king”.
Lahore high court (LHC) Chief Justice Mohammad Qasim Khan, during the hearing of a land grabbing case on Wednesday, said that he does not want to say anything wrong about the army, but the way it occupies the properties of people is nothing but land grabbing.
Lahore High Court Chief Justice Mohammad Qasim Khan said that his remarks about the army were only for some individuals. AFP/File
The Defence Housing Authority s (DHA) counsel on Thursday asked the Lahore High Court (LHC) Chief Justice Mohammad Qasim Khan to expunge remarks made by the chief justice a day ago in which he termed the army as the “biggest land grabber”.
On Wednesday, the chief justice, while hearing petitions of three citizens seeking an order against the DHA to not disturb their lawful possession of the land they had obtained on lease from the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB), had lashed out at the DHA for its involvement in “illegal” occupation of lands and regretted that the army seemed to have become the “biggest land grabber”.
LHC CJ asks DHA to vacate govt land
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April 29, 2021
LAHORE: Hearing three petitions against the Defence Housing Authority (DHA), Lahore High Court Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan on Wednesday directed DHA Administrator Brigadier Waheed Gul Sati, commissioner and deputy commissioner of Lahore to appear before court today (Thursday).
The CJ also directed the Lahore CCPO to instruct all the SHOs to register FIRs on complaints of illegal occupation against the DHA.
Chief Justice Khan was hearing petitions of three citizens seeking an order against the DHA not to disturb their lawful possession of 300 to 400 kanals which they had obtained on lease from Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB).