Pak opposition leader Shehbaz Sharif granted bail in money laundering case ANI | Updated: Apr 23, 2021 08:32 IST
Lahore [Pakistan], April 23 (ANI): A Pakistani court has granted opposition leader and Pakistani Muslim League- Nawaz (PML-N) chief Shehbaz Sharif post-arrest bail in money laundering case.
The Lahore High Court on Thursday granted Shehbaz s bail. The three-judge bench, headed by Justice Ali Baqar Najafi, gave a unanimous verdict, Dawn reported.
According to the short court order, the PML-N leader was required to furnish two bail bonds worth Pakistani Rs 5 million each.
Shehbaz, the brother of former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, was arrested on September 28, 2020, in the money laundering reference after the LHC refused to further extend his pre-arrest bail.
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LoC Ceasefire Need for a Formal Agreement
LoC Ceasefire Need for a Formal Agreement
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An unexpected and sudden announcement merely 24 hours prior to the eve of the second anniversary of the Balakot air strike that had brought two nuclear neighbours to the brink of war has brought cheers on the both sides of the Line of Control (LOC). The announcement pertains to cessation of ceasefire violations which had peaked beyond 5000 in the preceding year resulting in loss of valuable lives both military and civilian and damage to infrastructure and military assets. The move was welcome justifiably by the border dwellers on both sides but at the same time Kashmiri political leadership lost no time in politicising the same by claiming it as a vindication of their oft repeated demand for Indo-Pak talks. Is it really so or they have jumped the gun, as they are used to, needs to be watched. The telephonic consensus reached between the two DGMOs is being wrongly reported as a Ceas