• A district and sessions court issued a detailed verdict in the bail case of Azam Swati
• The six-page court order maintained that after recording the evidence in the trial, the purpose of the tweet and the intention of the petitioner will be proved
• The court also said that the accused is 74 years old and has no previous criminal record

ISLAMABAD: A district and sessions court issued a detailed verdict in the bail case of Pakistan Tehkreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Azam Swati.

The six-page court order maintained that after recording the evidence in the trial, the purpose of the tweet and the intention of the petitioner will be proved.

The court also said that the accused is 74 years old and has no previous criminal record, he was sent behind the bars without further investigation.

The written order also maintained that after recording the evidence in the trial, the purpose of the tweet and the intention of the petitioner to tweet will be proved.

It was also written that the prosecution said that an attempt was made to divide the Army and harm the state through the tweet.

The verdict while describing the charges against Azam Swati said that attempt was made to create hatred against the Pakistan Army and the people adding that impression was given that the army chief was supporting corruption and the criminals.

On the other hand, the petitioner’s counsel said that the case against Azam Swati was framed on the basis of political opponents, which is based on malice.

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