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LAHORE: Lahore High Court Chief Justice Qasim Khan remarked on Tuesday that no place, public or private, had been left unoccupied by the influential people, departments and qabza mafias in the.
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June 2, 2021
LAHORE: Lahore High Court (LHC) Chief Justice Qasim Khan remarked on Tuesday that no place, public or private, had been left unoccupied by the influential people, departments and qabza mafias in the city.
Hearing a case about illegal occupation of a plot by the Lahore police here, he ordered SP Cantt to present certified record of the plot and its handing over to the owner Syed Ashraf Hussain, on Thursday, June 3.
The chief justice, in his remarks, said if the reply was not submitted, the officer must appear before the court without his badges. Counsel for the applicant, Kamran Bashir Mughal Advocate, stated that the police had occupied his client’s plot and converted it into a police check-post, and SP Saddar Hafizur Rehman was not handing over the plot to the owner. He informed the court that the file of the plot had been disappeared by LDA Director Rafia Nazir and Arshad Dogar.
Qabza mafias have taken over public, private land: LHC CJBy News DeskLAHORE: Lahore High Court Chief Justice Qasim Khan remarked on Tuesday that no place, public or private, had been left.
May 25, 2021
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) declared on Tuesday secret auctions of precious state gifts kept in Toshakhana unconstitutional.
A bench of the LHC comprising Chief Justice Qasim Khan ruled that the policy of secret auctions of gifts given to government officials by heads of other countries and foreign dignitaries is unconstitutional.
The court was hearing a petition filed by Advocate Adnan Paracha against secret auctions of Toshakhana items. The top LHC judge directed the government to legislate on the matter.
During the hearing, a government counsel said that dignitaries of two countries exchange gifts, to which Justice Khan replied that states exchange gifts and not personalities. “Can they get state gifts if they are not holding any public office?” he asked.