NAB Office Attack Case: ATC extends bail of Rana, Safdar till October 12

Lahore Anti Terrorism Court (ATC) has extended the bail of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) leaders Rana Sanaullah and Captain (retd) Safdar until October 12 in the NAB office attack case.

According to the details, the accused appeared as the court resumed hearing on Tuesday.

In the previous hearing, the investigation officer of PS Chohang presented his report in the case during the proceedings. The report said that the accused persons were involved in hurling stones at police teams and brawl outside the NAB office during Pakistan Muslim Nawaz (PML-N)’s vice president Maryam Nawaz’s appearance.

Former Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah, after the hearing, addressed media and claimed that cases against entire PML-N leadership including Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir were registered on directions of Imran Khan.

He said the government has ended political tolerance in the country and reiterated that opposition will start an anti-government campaign from October 16.

NAB Office Clash

It should be noted that a clash had broken out between the PML-N activists and police on August 11th, during Maryam Nawaz’s appearance before the NAB office.

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Maryam Nawaz’s bulletproof vehicle’s glass was broken after a stone hit it while the police had taken action and arrested the PML-N activists.

Later PML-N central vice president Maryam Nawaz said that Imran Khan’s only goal now is to put pressure on the opposition and catch the people.

FIR Against PML-N

On request of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), an FIR was then lodged against the Pakistan Muslim League (N) activists for creating chaos.

FIR was registered at the police station Chohang on the request of the anti-graft body.

As many as 300 activists of the PML-N, Maryam Nawaz, her husband Captain (retd) Safdar, and Rana Sana Ullah have been nominated in the FIR.