CHAKWAL AUG 7: The baliff of session Court Chakwal
raided Kalar Kahar police station on the orders of
Distt. And session judge Chakwal and recovered four
persons that were detained by the Kalar Kahar Police
un lawfully. The detainees were produced before the
court of Distt. And session judge Chakwal ch: Riaz
Ahmed on Tuesday and after recording their statements
it was revealed that a case of 324 were registered
against the accuse but the police have not produced
before the judicial magistrate that is the legal
requirement under the law. The learnt judge ordered a
judicial inquiry against the SHO Kalar Kahar Police
Station Malik Shahid Hussain and Sub Inspector Malik
Karam Dad and appointed judicial magistrate Raja
Jehanzab and as inquiry officer and he was directed to
submit his finding with in seven days. The detainees
were Ijaz Hussain, Fida Hussain, Jawad Hussain and
Ghulam Abbas resident of village Toha Hamayyun and
they were booked by Kalar Kahar polic on the report of
Aqeel Hussain. The judicial magistrate started the
inquiry.
CHAKWAL AUG 7: A big public meeting of traders and
citizens was held at Phelwan Hawali to protest against
the high handedness in police stations and
insufficient medical facilities at Distt. Head Quarter
hospital Chakwal. The public meeting was arranged by
Anjman Qasaban Distt. Chakwal and it was presided over
by president fedration Tajran Ch: Muneer Ahmed while
ex-MPAs Ch: Ayaz Amir and Ch: Liaqat Ali Khan were the
chief guest. Those speakers who spoke on this occasion
are Qazi Ghulam Abbas, Khurshid Ahmed, Hayyat
Muhammad, Muhammad Farooq, Malik Rizwan, Shahid
Abbasi, Ch: Ahmed Khan, Ch: Muneer Ahmed, Ch: Liaqat
Ali Khan and Ch: Ayyaz amir. The speakers were of the
view the SSP Chakwal and Distt. Nazim Chakwal should
pay special attention on the working of police
stations and Distt. Head Quarter Hospital Chakwal as
the peoples are facing great problems from police and
the hospital. Two revolutions were adopted on this
occasion and it was demanded that the high handedness
of police in the police Station should be stopped and
the poor people who visit D.H.Q Hospital Chakwal
should be provided free medical treatment and
medicines. It was alleged that police officials are
minting money from the people for one and another
reason while the medicines were embezzled by the
corrupt officials of D.H.Q hospital Chakwal.
CHAKWAL AUG 7: Two Additional Distt. And session
judges were transferred to Distt. Chakwal while an
Additional Distt. And session judge Chakwal was
promoted to the rank of Distt. And Session Judge and
was transferred from here. Additional Distt. And
session judge Multan Javed Mehmood Sindhu was
transferred to Tala Gang while Miss Uzma Chughtai
Additional Distt. And session judge Lahore was
transferred to Chakwal as Muhammad Irshad Sipra was
promoted to Distt. And session Judge. Miss Uzma
Chughtai will be the first lady session judge that is
to be appointed in Distt. Chakwal as Miss Farkhunda
Bahar civil judge had the privilege being the first
lady civil judge that had served in Distt. Chakwal
some time ago.
raided Kalar Kahar police station on the orders of
Distt. And session judge Chakwal and recovered four
persons that were detained by the Kalar Kahar Police
un lawfully. The detainees were produced before the
court of Distt. And session judge Chakwal ch: Riaz
Ahmed on Tuesday and after recording their statements
it was revealed that a case of 324 were registered
against the accuse but the police have not produced
before the judicial magistrate that is the legal
requirement under the law. The learnt judge ordered a
judicial inquiry against the SHO Kalar Kahar Police
Station Malik Shahid Hussain and Sub Inspector Malik
Karam Dad and appointed judicial magistrate Raja
Jehanzab and as inquiry officer and he was directed to
submit his finding with in seven days. The detainees
were Ijaz Hussain, Fida Hussain, Jawad Hussain and
Ghulam Abbas resident of village Toha Hamayyun and
they were booked by Kalar Kahar polic on the report of
Aqeel Hussain. The judicial magistrate started the
inquiry.
CHAKWAL AUG 7: A big public meeting of traders and
citizens was held at Phelwan Hawali to protest against
the high handedness in police stations and
insufficient medical facilities at Distt. Head Quarter
hospital Chakwal. The public meeting was arranged by
Anjman Qasaban Distt. Chakwal and it was presided over
by president fedration Tajran Ch: Muneer Ahmed while
ex-MPAs Ch: Ayaz Amir and Ch: Liaqat Ali Khan were the
chief guest. Those speakers who spoke on this occasion
are Qazi Ghulam Abbas, Khurshid Ahmed, Hayyat
Muhammad, Muhammad Farooq, Malik Rizwan, Shahid
Abbasi, Ch: Ahmed Khan, Ch: Muneer Ahmed, Ch: Liaqat
Ali Khan and Ch: Ayyaz amir. The speakers were of the
view the SSP Chakwal and Distt. Nazim Chakwal should
pay special attention on the working of police
stations and Distt. Head Quarter Hospital Chakwal as
the peoples are facing great problems from police and
the hospital. Two revolutions were adopted on this
occasion and it was demanded that the high handedness
of police in the police Station should be stopped and
the poor people who visit D.H.Q Hospital Chakwal
should be provided free medical treatment and
medicines. It was alleged that police officials are
minting money from the people for one and another
reason while the medicines were embezzled by the
corrupt officials of D.H.Q hospital Chakwal.
CHAKWAL AUG 7: Two Additional Distt. And session
judges were transferred to Distt. Chakwal while an
Additional Distt. And session judge Chakwal was
promoted to the rank of Distt. And Session Judge and
was transferred from here. Additional Distt. And
session judge Multan Javed Mehmood Sindhu was
transferred to Tala Gang while Miss Uzma Chughtai
Additional Distt. And session judge Lahore was
transferred to Chakwal as Muhammad Irshad Sipra was
promoted to Distt. And session Judge. Miss Uzma
Chughtai will be the first lady session judge that is
to be appointed in Distt. Chakwal as Miss Farkhunda
Bahar civil judge had the privilege being the first
lady civil judge that had served in Distt. Chakwal
some time ago.
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