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16 April 2005 Saturday 06 Rabi-ul-Awwal 1426


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400 PPP workers set on bail



By Our Correspondent


LAHORE, April 15: About 400 PPP activists were released on bail by judicial magistrates in the district courts, Model Town and Cantonment courts on Friday.

They were released on bail applications which they had moved through several PPP lawyers, including MNA Aitzaz Ahsan, who remained busy in these courts throughout the day. All the activists were arrested during this week and detained under the Section 16 of the MPO for 90 days.

Some of them were booked for violating the ban on political rallies under section 144 of the CrPC and FIRs were registered against them. Another 50 PPP workers were allowed

pre-arrest bail by the

additional sessions judges in Lahore.

People’s Lawyers Forum leader Amer Hashmi, Tahir Islam, Majid Ali, Waseem Khan and Shams Shahzad from Mughalpura; and Ashraf Ejaz Gill, Rana Abdul Latif, Naseeruddin Malik, Khushi Muhammad, Muhammad Anwar, Mukhtar Butt, Riaz Ahmad, Zafar Sandhu, Abdul Wadood Khan, Shahid Multani, Chaudhry Muhammad Yaseen, Altaf Keeri and Fayyaz Ahmad from Gulberg, Jail Road, Model Town, Ichhra, Mozang, Kot Lakhpat and Township were released

on bail.

Among others set on bail were Jafar Shah, Abdul Ghaffar, Saeed Ahmad and Zaheeruddin from Islampura and Santnagar; and Karamat Ali, Muhammad Zaman, Abdur Rehman and Munir Bhatti from Garhi Shahu.

Most of the workers allowed bail by the Model Town courts were not released because they could not submit necessary bail bonds within court timings.

The PLF said all its members appeared in courts in connection with the hearing of bail

applications.






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