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Musharraf treason case LHC seeks further arguments from his counsel

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Amraiz Khan

Lahore

Lahore High Court (LHC) on Thursday has sought further arguments from the counsel of former President Gen ® Pervez Mushararf against the validity of treason case against him for further hearing on Friday (today). LHC on Thursday conducted hearing on Musharraf’s plea against the death sentence verdict announced by special court in high treason case. During the proceedings, the court expressed resentment over Musharraf’s counsel and asked whether he has carefully read the case and prepared arguments over which, the lawyer said that the case is not complicated as the formation of special court was illegal. He said that Nawaz Sharif, who was Prime Minister at that time, lodged fake case against Pervez Musharraf due to personal grudges.
Meanwhile, Justice Mazhar Ali Akbar remarked that under which section, the trial court had indicted the accused in the case. Responding to the judge, Additional Attorney General Ishtiaq A Khan said that indictment was carried out on the charge of violating the Constitution by imposing emergency in the country. Earlier on December 17, special court in Islamabad had sentenced former president and top military official Pervez Musharraf to death in high treason case. Justice Nazar Akbar opposed the verdict of sentencing Pervez Musharraf to death and cleared him of the accusations while Justice Waqar Seth and Justice Shahid Karim handed him the death penalty. “We are of the considered view that the accused in this High Treason case has been afforded more than his due share of fair trial. The protected trial of a constitutional and not any ordinary offence that began six years ago in 2013, has yet to see its end in 2019.

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