"Captain R Safdar was not arrested for chanting slogans," a new claim emerged

"Captain R Safdar was not arrested for chanting slogans," a new claim emerged

The arrest was made on charges of murder and under the provisions which are unacceptable, claims Maryam Nawaz's spokesman Muhammad Zubair.

KARACHI: Former Sindh Governor Muhammad Zubair, leader of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), has claimed that the arrest of Captain (retd) Muhammad Safdar Awan was carried out under the charge of the assassination attempt and provisions which are unacceptable. Is. According to details, while talking to reporters in Karachi, he said that if I violate the traffic rules and I would be arrested on the charge of attempted murder, while asking my question, he said that you violated the traffic rules. The arrest of Captain (retd) Muhammad Safdar Awan has also been carried out under the charge of murder and provisions, which is unacceptable.

Earlier, PML-N leader and former Sindh Governor Muhammad Zubair had said that he had talked to Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah. He confirmed that the Sindh police had been put under pressure and a crushing operation was carried out. PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz's spokesman said that Maryam Nawaz was also present in the room where the door was smashed. The arrest of Captain (retd) Safdar is state terrorism. He said that Captain Safdar had taken weapons to the shrine. The police are so frightened that they have closed the doors of the police station, they will soon reveal all the facts.

It may be recalled that in a case of violating the sanctity of Quaid-e-Azam's mausoleum in Karachi, Karachi police arrested Capt. (R) Safdar, husband of PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz. Police officials said that Capt. Safdar A case has been registered against him in Brigade Police Station and he has been arrested and kept in Aziz Bhatti Police Station, while Nawaz Sharif's son-in-law Muhammad Safdar Awan was arrested for violating Mazar-e-Quaid Act by chanting slogans at Mazar-e-Quaid. R) 200 League workers including Safdar and Maryam Safdar are nominated.