Transfer of 48 judges including judges of May 9 cases in Punjab
After the approval of the Chief Justice of Lahore High Court, the notification is issued
District and Sessions Judge of Sargodha, Abbas, who wrote a letter to the Lahore High Court, was also changed.
LAHORE ( WEB NEWS )
In a large-scale reshuffle in the subordinate judiciary of Punjab, orders were issued for the appointment and transfer of 48 district and session judges. was also changed. The position of the prosecutors was that the tragedy of these judges was bent towards the accused of May 9. No new judges were appointed in the anti-terrorism courts. The judge of the anti-terrorism Rawalpindi court was also changed. Malik Ijaz Asif was transferred from Rawalpindi to Lahore. He was hearing 14 cases of May 9 tragedy. They were objected to by prosecutors in the May 9 cases. They were ordered to drop the charge immediately. He dropped the charge as soon as the exchange order came. However, a new judge has not yet been appointed for the Anti-Terrorism Court in Rawalpindi. The district and session judges of Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal have also been changed. District and Sessions Judge of Sargodha, Abbas, who wrote a letter to the Lahore High Court, was also changed. District and Sessions Judge, Lahore, Syed Ali Imran, was transferred and appointed Rahim Yar Khan. The notification was issued after the approval of the Chief Justice Lahore High Court. Judge Khalid Arshad, who was hearing the May 9 cases, was also removed from his post and ordered to report to the Lahore High Court immediately. A notification was issued in this regard. Naseem Work was appointed Session Judge Lahore. DG District Judiciary Sarfraz Akhtar was appointed Session Judge Bahawalpur. Anti-corruption judge Arshad Hussain Bhatta was also removed from office and ordered to report to the Lahore High Court immediately. Sessions judge Mianwali Qaiser Butt was also ordered to report to the Lahore High Court. Sessions Judge Raja Ghasinfar Ali was transferred from Jhelum to Okara