Sheikh Rashid granted bail till Nov 18

Pakistan Nov, 8 2023
Sheikh Rashid granted bail till Nov 18
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RAWALPINDI: Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) has granted bail to former  interior minister Sheikh Rashid till November 18. Sheikh Rashid appeared in the ATC  along with  his counsel Sardar Abdul Razzaq yesterday. According to report  Sheikh Rashid appeared in the court to sign his surety bonds. Cases against Sheikh Rashid came up for hearing before judge Ijaz Asif  of ATC.

Counsel Sardar Abdul Razzaq said  bail was granted to Sheikh Rashid against surety bond. Interim bail was  granted to Sheikh Rashid in May 9 cases. To a question from a journalist Sheikh Rashid said he does not want  to say anything. Rashid  also forbade his nephew to talk to media. Judge Malik Ijaz Asif of ATC while accepting bail plea of Sheikh Rashid and his nephew Rashid Shafiq  issued notices to government for November 18.

Published in The Daily National Courier, November, 09 2023

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