Panama Case - Post Verdict Discussion and Updates

[newb3e]

Their names are on stop list.. can't move out before explaining fake accounts.. bank officials are also black listed..

ohh yes if zardari goes down biggest nexus of evil will go down with him but that will also include some bhadur faujis lets see if faujis are prosecuted or not!

 

[El Sidd]

ohh yes if zardari goes down biggest nexus of evil will go down with him but that will also include some bhadur faujis lets see if faujis are prosecuted or not!

Zardari ko Shahanshah banne kay khuwab aya hai just for your info

 

[Ali Tariq]

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Safdar hae been sent into a B category.. what is 'B' category?

I have heard following facilities:

1 - AC studio with attached bath and a kitchenette with tea making utensils
2 - Soft single bed
3 - Wardrobe
4 - Towels and toiletries
5 - TV and Newspaper delivery everyday
6 - Allowed to receive food from home everyday
7 - Allowed to meet relatives everyday..

I hope I am wrong.. but if this is true lanat hai BC aisi saza pe

Safdar granted B-class facilities in Adiala Jail

RAWALPINDI: Former premier Nawaz Sharif’s son-in-law Captain (retd) Safdar has been granted B-class facilities in Adiala prison, ARY News reported.

Sources said the PML-N leader underwent a medical examination inside prison and was declared to have good health.

The jail authorities allowed the PML-N leaders B-class facilities, also known as executive class facilities, whereby he will be kept in an air-conditioned cell and will have access to a fridge and television.

A National Accountability Bureau (NAB) team shifted Safdar to Adiala after producing him before Accountability Judge Muhammad Bashir on Monday morning.

On Sunday evening, NAB arrested Safdar in Rawalpindi where he led a rally of PML-N supporters for hours and later shifted him to its regional office in the twin cities.

The PML-N leader requested NAB officials to let him reach a nearby party office along the rally where he said he would formally surrender.

Afterwards, the officials escorted him up to the PML-N office where he was finally taken into custody.

 

[The Accountant]

Abhi aap dekhain kia hota hai. waisay tou inhain bhaagnay ka poora moqa dia tha ke Pakistan ka mahol haraab na ho, lekin yeh log urta teer lena chah rahay hain..

Khan per lena chah rahy hain ? PG18 :p

 

[El Sidd]

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Safdar hae been sent into a B category.. what is 'B' category?

I have heard following facilities:

1 - AC studio with attached bath and a kitchenette with tea making utensils
2 - Soft single bed
3 - Wardrobe
4 - Towels and toiletries
5 - TV and Newspaper delivery everyday
6 - Allowed to receive food from home everyday
7 - Allowed to meet relatives everyday..

I hope I am wrong.. but if this is true lanat hai BC aisi saza pe

Brahmin jail ese hi hoti hai.......... #DealWithIt

 

[PakSword]

Safdar granted B-class facilities in Adiala Jail

RAWALPINDI: Former premier Nawaz Sharif’s son-in-law Captain (retd) Safdar has been granted B-class facilities in Adiala prison, ARY News reported.

Sources said the PML-N leader underwent a medical examination inside prison and was declared to have good health.

The jail authorities allowed the PML-N leaders B-class facilities, also known as executive class facilities, whereby he will be kept in an air-conditioned cell and will have access to a fridge and television.

A National Accountability Bureau (NAB) team shifted Safdar to Adiala after producing him before Accountability Judge Muhammad Bashir on Monday morning.

On Sunday evening, NAB arrested Safdar in Rawalpindi where he led a rally of PML-N supporters for hours and later shifted him to its regional office in the twin cities.

The PML-N leader requested NAB officials to let him reach a nearby party office along the rally where he said he would formally surrender.

Afterwards, the officials escorted him up to the PML-N office where he was finally taken into custody.

2013 tak air servant bhi milta tha B class ko.. PMLN government ne khatam karwadia.. lolll.. abb tak jo jo kaam PML N ne kiey hain woh unhi ke andar warr gaey hain.. lolll

 

[The Accountant]

2013 tak air servant bhi milta tha B class ko.. PMLN government ne khatam karwadia.. lolll.. abb tak jo jo kaam PML N ne kiey hain woh unhi ke andar warr gaey hain.. lolll

But classes are allocated based on tax return ,,, Is gher damad ny kbhi tax jama kerwaya ha ?

 

[PakSword]

Brahmin jail ese hi hoti hai.......... #DealWithIt

Abhi tou A class ka nahi maloom kia kia hota hoga.. iss ke ilawa Jail Superintendent ki bhi discretion par kuchh na kuchh hota hai.. jaha se uss ki kamai chalti rehti hai.. BC

But classes are allocated based on tax return ,,, Is gher damad ny kbhi tax jama kerwaya ha ?

Nopes.. apparently classes are allocated based on social status.. lanat..

 

[Ali Tariq]

2013 tak air servant bhi milta tha B class ko.. PMLN government ne khatam karwadia.. lolll.. abb tak jo jo kaam PML N ne kiey hain woh unhi ke andar warr gaey hain.. lolll

yahi to hai Allah ka suo motu

 

[El Sidd]

Abhi tou A class ka nahi maloom kia kia hota hoga.. iss ke ilawa Jail Superintendent ki bhi discretion par kuchh na kuchh hota hai.. jaha se uss ki kamai chalti rehti hai.. BC

oye tum kisi haal me khush nahi ho...
1500 riyaal milte hai usko mahana....usme shayad afford karleta hoga ye air conditioning or bachiyaan or peerniyaan or whatever

verdict me kaha likha tha kay 2 saal qaid ba mushaqqat... ab ye president ban jaega Asif ki tarah...

 

[RIP Pak LAW]

https://tribune.com.pk/story/1753416/1-interior-ministry-denies-placing-zardari-faryal-no-fly-list/

ISLAMABAD:

The interior ministry on Monday denied placing Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur on a no-fly list.


Rejecting reports pertaining to the siblings being placed on a “stop list”, Interior Minister Azam Khan denied the existence of any such register. “There is no stop list,” he said following the conclusion of a standing committee on interior affairs meeting. Khan, who also chairs the Exit Control List (ECL) sub-committee, also said the ministry had not received any directives barring Zardari and Talpur from travelling abroad.

 

[Path-Finder]

Oh s#it hahaha

https://twitter.com/x/status/1016196179829420032

 

[PakSword]

oye tum kisi haal me khush nahi ho...
1500 riyaal milte hai usko mahana....usme shayad afford karleta hoga ye air conditioning or bachiyaan or peerniyaan or whatever

verdict me kaha likha tha kay 2 saal qaid ba mushaqqat... ab ye president ban jaega Asif ki tarah...

Safdar ko tou 1 year huee hai.. without Ba mushaqqat..

Waisay I have found the document..
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General prison conditions
Prison conditions depend on the class awarded to a prisoner and also vary from prison to prison.

Prisoners are divided into different categories i.e. under trial prisoners who are yet to be convicted, prisoners convicted of criminal offences, prisoners convicted of civil offences, prisoners detained for civil liability such as non-payment of decretal amount or in accordance with orders passed by a court other than a criminal court or persons temporarily detained under order of a court. [Rule 224 Prison Rules 1978]

Under trial prisons are segregated from convicted prisoners and civil prisoners are segregated from criminal prisoners. Juveniles, women and political prisoners are segregated from all other prisoners. [Rule 242 Rules 1978]. In practice due of overcrowding this segregation is not always strictly observed.

Convicted prisoners are classified by the Government into three classes A, B and C. Under-trial offenders may also be admitted to Class A or B by order of a court. Convicted or under-trial prisoners admitted to A or B class. [Rules 250 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A prisoners are casual prisoners who are first time offenders of good character and standing and are accustomed to a high standard of living owing to their social status and education and who have not been convicted for cruelty, moral degradation, serious or premeditated violence, offences relating to explosives/dangerous weapons etc.

Class B prisoners are prisoners who are accustomed to a high standard of living owing to their social status and education.

Class C prisoners are prisoners who do not fall in either Class A or Class B.

[Rule 242 of the Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners entitled to accommodation in rooms or association barracks, depending on the availability of rooms/barracks and may be allowed to sleep outside their rooms/barracks during hot weather. Rooms are furnished with necessary furniture, washing and sanitary appliances. Association barracks are provided with one cot per prisoner, one large table with benches, shelves, sufficient light to enable reading, necessary night sanitary appliances and bath rooms in the enclosure.

A Class prisoners may at the discretion of Superintendent and at their own cost be allowed other articles including portable Radio and TV set.

Where modern flush fittings are not available, commodes are supplied to those prisoners who are accustomed to the same. A table lamp for reading upto 10 PM is also allowed.

[Rules 250, 252, 254, 255 Prison Rules, 1978]

A Class and B Class prisoners are entitled to superior diet served in the jail and may obtain extra articles of food at their own expense. [Rule 260 of the Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B are allowed the services of a C class prisoner to cook food for them [Rule 258 Prison Rules 1978] and can avail the services of a prison servant for discharging menial duties.

Utensils i.e. cups, plate, spoon, glass, mug are provided to each prisoner. Class A prisoners may use their own utensils. [Rule 259 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners may wear their own clothing and bring in their own bedding, shoes etc and are permitted to use mosquito nets at their own expense. [Rules 261 and 262 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners are allowed reasonable facilities for bathing, latrines etc. with due regard to privacy and are allowed the use of toilet and washing soap. They may keep their own toiletry articles i.e. soap, towel, tooth brush, shaving items, hair oil etc.

[Rule 257 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners are allowed to write one letter and have one interview weekly. Number of visitors at one given time is limited to six. [Rule 265 Prison Rules 1978].

Class A and Class B are allowed the services of a C class prisoner to cook food for them [Rule 258 Prison Rules 1978] and can avail the services of a prison servant for discharging menial duties.

Yeh kaisa insaaf hai? Lanat!

Iss ka matlab hai abhi tak servant milta hai..

 

[El Sidd]

Safdar ko tou 1 year huee hai.. without Ba mushaqqat..

Waisay I have found the document..
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General prison conditions
Prison conditions depend on the class awarded to a prisoner and also vary from prison to prison.

Prisoners are divided into different categories i.e. under trial prisoners who are yet to be convicted, prisoners convicted of criminal offences, prisoners convicted of civil offences, prisoners detained for civil liability such as non-payment of decretal amount or in accordance with orders passed by a court other than a criminal court or persons temporarily detained under order of a court. [Rule 224 Prison Rules 1978]

Under trial prisons are segregated from convicted prisoners and civil prisoners are segregated from criminal prisoners. Juveniles, women and political prisoners are segregated from all other prisoners. [Rule 242 Rules 1978]. In practice due of overcrowding this segregation is not always strictly observed.

Convicted prisoners are classified by the Government into three classes A, B and C. Under-trial offenders may also be admitted to Class A or B by order of a court. Convicted or under-trial prisoners admitted to A or B class. [Rules 250 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A prisoners are casual prisoners who are first time offenders of good character and standing and are accustomed to a high standard of living owing to their social status and education and who have not been convicted for cruelty, moral degradation, serious or premeditated violence, offences relating to explosives/dangerous weapons etc.

Class B prisoners are prisoners who are accustomed to a high standard of living owing to their social status and education.

Class C prisoners are prisoners who do not fall in either Class A or Class B.

[Rule 242 of the Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners entitled to accommodation in rooms or association barracks, depending on the availability of rooms/barracks and may be allowed to sleep outside their rooms/barracks during hot weather. Rooms are furnished with necessary furniture, washing and sanitary appliances. Association barracks are provided with one cot per prisoner, one large table with benches, shelves, sufficient light to enable reading, necessary night sanitary appliances and bath rooms in the enclosure.

A Class prisoners may at the discretion of Superintendent and at their own cost be allowed other articles including portable Radio and TV set.

Where modern flush fittings are not available, commodes are supplied to those prisoners who are accustomed to the same. A table lamp for reading upto 10 PM is also allowed.

[Rules 250, 252, 254, 255 Prison Rules, 1978]

A Class and B Class prisoners are entitled to superior diet served in the jail and may obtain extra articles of food at their own expense. [Rule 260 of the Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B are allowed the services of a C class prisoner to cook food for them [Rule 258 Prison Rules 1978] and can avail the services of a prison servant for discharging menial duties.

Utensils i.e. cups, plate, spoon, glass, mug are provided to each prisoner. Class A prisoners may use their own utensils. [Rule 259 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners may wear their own clothing and bring in their own bedding, shoes etc and are permitted to use mosquito nets at their own expense. [Rules 261 and 262 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners are allowed reasonable facilities for bathing, latrines etc. with due regard to privacy and are allowed the use of toilet and washing soap. They may keep their own toiletry articles i.e. soap, towel, tooth brush, shaving items, hair oil etc.

[Rule 257 Prison Rules 1978]

Class A and Class B prisoners are allowed to write one letter and have one interview weekly. Number of visitors at one given time is limited to six. [Rule 265 Prison Rules 1978].

bas qanoon ke tehat saza hogai hai according to tazeerat e Pakistan. isse agay me khamosh rehna pasand karonga

Yeh kaisa insaaf hai? Lanat!

Iss ka matlab hai abhi tak servant milta hai..

Bartaanvi qanoon hai aaj se 100 saal pehle ka...

 

[Zibago]

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sir mujhe andaza nai tha keh aissa hoga kabhi!!

from hopeless passemist to optimistic hogaya hun ab may!!

Jo is idarey sey wabasta thay unko sab pata tha
Not that i am in any manner that person

Nawaz ghunday ke baad NAB ka dar nikal gaya hai lagta hai.. haath khul gaey hain..

Rok saktey ho to rok lo tabdeeli ayi rey
AC reserves verdict on plea seeking medical check-up of Ahad Cheema
Web Desk On Jul 9, 2018

LAHORE: An accountability court (AC) on Monday reserved the verdict on a petition requesting medical examination of accused in Ashiana Housing Scam Ahad Cheema.

During the hearing of petition, old medical reports were presented by Ahad Cheema as evidence to the claims of petitioner who asserted that Ahad Cheema has been suffering from various diseases. Thus, a medical check-up of the accused is required, the petition stated.

However, the doctor of jail informed the court that medical examination of Ahad Cheema has already been conducted in Service Hospital. He also submitted the records of it.

The prosecutor of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) enlightened the court that the accused has filed the very petition of medical examination for a third time.

While giving remarks that important people should not be made guests of a hospital, the court reserved its verdict on Ahad Cheema’s petition.


https://arynews.tv/en/verdict-on-plea-seeking-medical-check-up-of-ahad-cheema/