Noose or dungeon, what is in Imran’s destiny? Seeing Imran Khan getting relief from the courts, Pakistan Army Chief will now himself give strict punishment to the former Prime Minister!

Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan may have got bail from various courts, but the kind of ruckus and vandalism caused by his supporters on army officers and establishments related to the leaders of the ruling party, angered the army and the government, Imran Khan and his supporters Have prepared to teach a strong lesson. Looking at the attitude of the army and the government of Pakistan, it seems that they are not in a mood to spare Imran Khan and his party workers under any circumstances. Pakistan’s army and government have also made preparations that the supporters of Imran Khan do not create ruckus in future and if they do, they can be punished immediately for their actions. There is also such a claim about Imran Khan that he will be given death sentence or rigorous imprisonment for life by the army, which can be announced anytime. It is being told that seeing the relief to Imran Khan from the courts, it has been decided to punish him under the army laws.

Pakistani army ready for action

The Pakistan Army’s top leadership has reportedly decided to prosecute those responsible for the recent attacks on military establishments under the draconian ‘Pakistan Army Act’ and ‘Official Secrets Act’, vowing to bring to justice Is. These attacks also include the attack on the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi. The arrest of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan by Rangers in the Islamabad High Court complex on Tuesday triggered unrest in Pakistan which continued till Friday. During this, several military and government installations were damaged by the protesters. Many people lost their lives and many others were injured in the violence. For the first time in the country’s history, the army headquarters in Rawalpindi was stormed and the historic Corps Commander’s House in Lahore was set ablaze by his supporters in protest against the arrest of Imran Khan.

The decision by the Pakistan Army to act under the draconian Military Act and Official Secrets Act is a serious step. In this, such charges can be framed against the supporters of Imran Khan and his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), for which there is a provision of death sentence or life imprisonment. According to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army, a ‘Special Corps Commanders’ Conference’ held at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi under the chairmanship of Army Chief General Asim Munir resolved that No restraint will be shown against those responsible for attacks on military installations. According to the statement, the participants of the ‘Special Corps Commanders’ Conference condemned the politically motivated incidents of damage to military installations and public and private properties. The statement said the forum expressed its determination that perpetrators of attacks against military installations would be prosecuted under the relevant laws of Pakistan, including the Pakistan Army Act and the Official Secrets Act.

preparation of pakistani parliament

Pakistan’s National Assembly, on the other hand, has unanimously passed a bill punishing those found guilty of contempt of parliament with a jail term of up to six months or a fine of Rs 10 lakh, or both. The Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) Contempt Bill was introduced by Rana Mohammad Qaim Noon, chairman of the Standing Committee on Rules of Procedure and Privileges. Under this, the President of the National Assembly or the President of the Senate can refer such cases to a special contempt committee to determine whether a person should be charged with contempt. Within 30 days of the enactment of the law, the Speaker will constitute a Contempt Committee consisting of 24 members. Both the Houses of the Parliament will have equal representation in this committee. 14 members will be nominated by the Leader of the House, while 10 members will be nominated by the Leader of the Opposition. The Secretary of the National Assembly Secretariat will act as the Secretary of the Contempt Committee and decisions will be made by majority vote. On the recommendations of this committee, the House will have the power to impose punishment as prescribed under the Act.

Attack of Pak Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif

On the other hand, Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif has said that the incident of May 9 will be remembered as the “darkest chapter” in the history of Pakistan. Along with this, he vowed to bring to justice those leaders who planned to target military installations and “insult the martyrs”. Shehbaz Sharif said at a meeting of the National Security Committee, “I believe that whoever planned this and instigated the sabotage…they are definitely guilty of terrorism, and they managed to do what the real enemy of Pakistan did in the past.” Couldn’t in 75 years.” There will be a bite here. Let us tell you that many top officials including Army Chief General Asim Munir attended this meeting.

Imran got bail

Meanwhile, a Pakistan High Court has extended till June 8 the bail granted to former Prime Minister Imran Khan in two cases related to inciting violence and sedition. A single bench of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) heard cases related to allegations against top officials of state institutions and the assault of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Mohsin Ranjha by supporters of Imran Khan. Chief Justice Aamer Farooq extended Imran Khan’s bail till June 8 after hearing the arguments of the lawyers. Meanwhile, the Lahore High Court reserved judgment on Imran Khan’s plea seeking bail in all cases registered against him in Punjab province following his arrest in the Al Qadir Trust case last week.

Cleanliness of the Chief Justice of Pakistan

On the other hand, Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial responded to criticism of former Prime Minister Imran Khan for welcoming him to the Supreme Court, saying it was a matter of court etiquette and had no political implications. In fact, when Imran Khan was presented in the Supreme Court, Bandyal told him that it was good to see you. After this the Chief Justice was condemned by the ruling party. In a cabinet meeting organized by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Sharif had said that the manner in which Bandyal welcomed Imran Khan was a blot on the country’s judiciary. To this, the Chief Justice said, “I am being criticized for welcoming Imran Khan, though I use this sentence often.”