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LHC reserves decision on Elahi’s contempt plea

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Lahore High Court’s (LHC) Justice Tariq Saleem Sheikh reserved a decision on a plea filed by former chief minister Punjab Chaudhry Pervez Elahi seeking initiation of contempt proceedings against Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE) and police officials for conducting a raid at his Zahoor Elahi residence seeking his arrest.

As proceedings commenced, the law officer implored the court that on the direction of the court, the additional director general Anti-Corruption Waqas Hassan had publicly tendered an apology. To this, Justice Sheikh remarked that he did not pass any such order of tendering an apology publicly. Meanwhile, Justice Sheikh also directed the aforementioned official to come up with an amended report by removing a specific line that he (official) had tendered a public apology on the direction of the court.

The law officer told the court that all officers were of claim that they could not even think to commit contempt of court by not complying the court’s orders. The director general anti-corruption, additional director general anti-corruption and other officials from the police were present in the courtroom.

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