LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Senator Ejaz Ahmad Chaudhry on Thursday secured fresh interim pre-arrest bail from an anti-terrorism court in four cases relating to the May 25 long march as his previous bail was dismissed for nonprosecution.

He appeared before the court along with his counsel.

The court granted bail to him till Aug 5 in four cases subject to furnishing of bail bonds of Rs100,000 each.

His counsel contended that the petitioner had been subjected to political victimisation.

He said the petitioner had already secured pre-arrest bail in six cases registered by the police on similar charges.

He asked the court to allow the bail petitions of the petitioner.

The cases were registered at Shahdara, Bhati Gate, Gulberg and Shafiqabad police stations.

Published in Dawn, July 29th, 2022

Opinion

Sexual abuse by Israel

Sexual abuse by Israel

Thousands of Palestinian men, women and children are languishing in Israeli prisons in subhuman conditions, with many routinely subjected to sexual abuse.

Editorial

Hormuz gamble
20 May, 2026

Hormuz gamble

The Strait of Hormuz has become the real centre of the confrontation.
The unkindest cut
20 May, 2026

The unkindest cut

SUICIDE, a complex symptom of deep despair triggered by mental health problems, is hardly a moral issue. Punitive...
Ad hoc culture
20 May, 2026

Ad hoc culture

THE Supreme Court’s ruling against prolonged ad hoc and acting appointments is an indictment of a deeply ...
Water win
19 May, 2026

Water win

Besides being a technical and legal win, the ruling validates Pakistan’s argument about the existential stakes involved for it.
Free ride
19 May, 2026

Free ride

THE federal and provincial governments have extended what appear to be major concessions to the retail sector ahead...
Ceasefire in name
19 May, 2026

Ceasefire in name

THE ink on the latest ceasefire extension between Israel and Lebanon was barely dry when Israeli warplanes were back...