LHC orders removal of Elahi’s name from PCL

Pakistan Jul, 8 2024
LHC orders removal of Elahi’s name from PCL
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 LAHORE: In major relief, Lahore High Court ordered authorities concerned to remove names of former Chief Minister Parvez Elahi, his son Rasikh Elahi and daughter in-law Zara Elahi from Passport Control List (PCL).

LHC’s Justice Shams Mahmood Mirza announced verdict.  It was plead that government had illegally put names of Elahi and his family on PCL. Federal government was made respondent on former CM’s plea which added that names of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf President, his son and daughter-in-law be excluded from PCL to permit them to travel abroad.  Earlier, Parvez Elahi filed an application with anti-corruption court, requesting exemption from appearance in case related to illegal recruitments in Punjab Assembly.

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