Lahore court reserves verdict on petition seeking sedition charges against Khadim Rizvi

A Lahore sessions court on Saturday held its decision on an appeal to looking for rebellion charges against Tehreek-I-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) boss Khadim Hussain Rizvi and others for their denunciation against the legal, military and other state foundations.

Documented by backer Abdullah Malik, the request of states that the station house officer (SHO) of Civil Lines police headquarters in Lahore had neglected to record a first data report (FIR) against Rizvi and friends after they had prompted the majority to brutality and stage uprising against the state, in the outcome of the pinnacle court's exoneration of Aasia Bibi from lewdness charges.

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The Civil Lines police, in the present hearing, presented its report and told the court that a FIR had just been stopped against Rizvi under Sections 291, 290, 186, 353, 427 and 188 of the Pakistan Penal Code and in addition Section 16 of the Maintenance of Public Order.

At this, the applicant's advice demanded that rebellion charges against the TLP pioneer ought to likewise be added to the FIR.

Extra Sessions Judge Rai Mohammad Kharal, following the finish of the contentions, saved the decision on the appeal.

Rizvi is at present in the "defensive care" of Punjab police in the wake of being captured late on Friday, as indicated by Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry.