HYDERABAD, June 13: Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali of the Sindh High Court, Hyderabad circuit bench, here on Wednesday issued notices to the Additional Advocate-General (AAG) of Sindh, the district police officer (DPO), Mirpurkhas and the SHO of Old Mirpurkhas police station for June 14 on a constitutional petition filed by the owner of a Hyderabad-Mirpurkhas transport service, Aslam Khan.

Advocate Ibrahim Soomro, who represented the petitioner, stated that the respondent DPO and the SHO were harassing him in order to prevent him from using the government-run-bus terminus at Mirpurkhas though he possessed the permits, adding that the respondents have removed his men from the terminal who were operating the service.—Correspondent

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