LHC grants bail to Nawaz Sharif on medical grounds

[pkuser2k12]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1187690250753236994

 

[ps3linux]

My man... told them already to not to worry if things goes as planned. Been waiting for final report. You may have input as well, for sure.

True my friend, the other a**holes are also going to cough up billions soon. First Noora and co and then billo and co. Asefa is the next "leader"

If I say too much my friends wont like it.

 

[newb3e]

@Mangus Ortus Novem , @The Eagle , @graphican , @newbie , @Shane

Tension nahi lenay ka, billions are coming in.
Dollar terms

lols billion candies will arrive not money! i am sure some genrailll and some judges will get rich very soon!

 

[ps3linux]

The finest justice money can buy?

Nope sir, don't agree with the statement it is actually return on investment. 30 years of investment on bureaucracy and liars, liars who became judges.

ROI with profit.

 

[Musafir117]

don’t know why so fuss
Didn’t he get bailed before too?
There is no freakin justice Department in homeland the courts the judges NAB whatever are puppets, just need to pull the strings here and there.
Stop crying like babies

 

[VCheng]

Nope sir, don't agree with the statement it is actually return on investment. 30 years of investment on bureaucracy and liars, liars who became judges.

ROI with profit.

self delete. Sorry.

 

[pkuser2k12]

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[The Eagle]

Nawaz is convict in the other case and in sugar mill case he was just under juducial remand

Then the accused has to reach higher forum to seek another bail as well. I am sure that their legal team would have been working on the same. May be a finalized Challan could lead to what may happen next however, there are chances that he may be granted some sort of exemption for specific period under current proceedings or the bail be approved in citation of LHC Order on bail application. The grieving side will somehow seek remedy in view of medical grounds as they don't have any locus standi for relief per merit of the cases for the moment.

 

[graphican]

@Mangus Ortus Novem , @The Eagle , @graphican , @newbie , @Shane

Tension nahi lenay ka, billions are coming in.
Dollar terms

Is that around 10 Billion's ballpark?

 

[Path-Finder]

Next week the NooraFamily will be flying out of Pakistan... I hope some money is retrieved from these scums...

History has repeated itself again, like in 1999 mian fingered his poojari and went saudi. Till today on this forum there will be media cell saying that was a brave act of the mian. Mian has done it again but once again the poojari will say wah mian ji wah. mian will be in london and poojari will be in Pakistan. If only mian can take its cretins too.

 

[ps3linux]

Is that around 10 Billion's ballpark?

10+2

and if my sources are right the other one has already started paying through omni group first rest later.

 

[The Eagle]

and if my sources are right the other one has already started paying through omni group first rest later.

I say, correct....
Hussain Luwai & Anwar Majid & their families, spilled the beans and then, despite sabotage/pressure attempt by AAZ, the noose was tightened a while back. The so-called abu this & phuppo that; are face saving exercises being granted for a while until & unless things goes south.

 

[Zibago]

Then the accused has to reach higher forum to seek another bail as well. I am sure that their legal team would have been working on the same. May be a finalized Challan could lead to what may happen next however, there are chances that he may be granted some sort of exemption for specific period under current proceedings or the bail be approved in citation of LHC Order on bail application. The grieving side will somehow seek remedy in view of medical grounds as they don't have any locus standi for relief per merit of the cases for the moment.

That is the time for prosecution to bring in past conduct of the accused into question that will really help the prosecution side
However I really doubt a judicial remand and sentence will be treated in a similar fashion where NAB and the accused brought in differing arguments
NAB was resisting his bail fiercely in IHC and this past judgement can really be used in their favour
https://gulfnews.com/world/asia/pakistan/no-travel-abroad-for-pakistan-ex-pm-court-rules-1.63718076

 

[The Eagle]

GoP and its useless ministers have made it easy for the Criminals... all that cheap talk... saddening!!!

To be honest with you, I have less trust into politicians.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

https://www.dawn.com/news/1512842/lhc-grants-bail-to-nawaz-sharif-on-medical-grounds
Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday granted bail to former prime minister Nawaz Sharif on medical grounds in Chaudhry Sugar Mills case.

PML-N President Shehbaz Sharif had filed the bail application for the release of his brother from the custody of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB).

Earlier today, the prosecution and defence had concluded their arguments in the case.

A two-member bench, headed by Justice Baqar Najafi, had heard the petition. The anti-corruption watchdog's prosecutor told the court that "every life, including that of Nawaz Sharif, is precious", adding that the former premier's condition was treatable.

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After a struggle of three days, a six-member medical board, headed by Services Hospital Principal Ayaz Mahmood, had on Thursday diagnosed the reason for Nawaz's declining health. “It is acute immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), a bleeding disorder, in which the immune system destroys platelets,” a board member had told Dawn yesterday. “We are hopeful that his condition will improve in a few days."

Doctors have said that the disease is treatable.

Today, Dr Ayaz submitted a detailed medical report of the former premier. He told the court that a medical board, which also includes Nawaz's personal physician, meets twice everyday to discuss the PML-N supremo's condition.

Nawaz's lawyer Ashtar Ausaf told the court today that the former premier's condition was "extremely serious".

Dr Ayaz told the court that Nawaz's platelet count was constantly reducing, adding that the hospital had conducted tests to see if Nawaz was suffering from dengue.

"We inject platelets every day but they destruct every day," Dr Ayaz said and added: "Something or the other is destroying Nawaz Sharif's platelets."

He said that steroids will have to be injected in order to treat Nawaz.

"We have to conduct a bone marrow test but we cannot inject a needle in Nawaz Sharif's bone."

Dr Ayaz informed the court that Nawaz is a diabetes patient and is suffering from several other ailments as well.

The bench told the doctor to apprise the court about Nawaz's recent condition by 12pm and adjourned the hearing until later in the day.

An accountability court had earlier this month granted NAB a 14-day physical remand of Nawaz in connection with the Chaudhry Sugar Mills case. The remand expired today.

IHC questions risk to Nawaz's health
Meanwhile, a two-member bench of the Islamabad High Court comprising Justice Aamir Farooq and Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani heard Shehbaz's petition seeking the suspension of Nawaz's sentence in the Al-Azizia case and release on bail.

During the proceedings, Services Hospital Medical Superintendent (MS) Dr Saleem Cheema, who is a member of the medical board, said that Nawaz's condition was dangerous.

The judge pointed out that the situation was not described as dangerous in the report. Dr Cheema, however, clarified that it had been mentioned towards the end of the report, which was presented in court.

The doctor said that the former premier's ailment had not yet been diagnosed, adding that while platelets were being formed, the levels were also falling. He said that they have to conduct some tests but can only do so once Nawaz's health improves.

Justice Kayani asked if the former premier was being provided with the best treatment, to which the doctor replied in the affirmative.

The IHC judge asked if there was a threat to the former premier's life, in response to which Dr Cheema said: "If he doesn't receive immediate treatment, his life is in danger."

He added that Nawaz's personal physician Dr Adnan Khan was aware of the situation.

"Is there any risk factor? Is this a fatal disease?" asked Justice Kayani, to which Dr Cheema responded: "If it is not treated."

Justice Farooq said that doctors are the best judges in this situation and they can provide the correct information regarding the medical treatment.

The hearing was adjourned till Tuesday as the court asked Dr Adnan Khan what his concerns were, adding that if he wanted he could attend the hearing or submit his concerns in writing.

Concluding the proceedings, Justice Kayani said that they were not medical experts and the doctors would have to explain whether there was a threat to Nawaz's life.

He said that Nawaz could not be granted bail on a legal basis; however, the court was looking at the petition on basis of the former premier's medical condition.

Accountability court hearing
Meanwhile, an accountability court in Lahore, where a hearing of the Chaudhry Sugar Mills case was held, demanded Nawaz's report by 1pm today.

NAB produced Maryam Nawaz and Yousuf Abbas, both of whom are named in the case, before the accountability court. The court extended their judicial remand until November 8 and adjourned the hearing till then.

Maryam's bail plea deferred till Monday
The LHC also heard a petition filed by Maryam Nawaz, seeking her immediate bail on the basis of basic rights and humanity.

The PML-N leader had filed the petition yesterday while the court had issued notice to NAB.

The accountability watchdog today sought time to submit its reply to the petition. The court granted the plea and directed NAB to submit the reply by Monday.

Meanwhile, Maryam Nawaz was being shifted to a hospital for her medical checkup.

Can someone sack the judges of LHC

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Wow, prison does wonders for your weight loss. Someone inform them vsco girls about this.