PTI Founder Shah Mahmood Qureshi Granted Bail in Cypher Case
Blog Post 1: PTI Founder Shah Mahmood Qureshi Granted Bail in Cypher Case
In a recent development, the Supreme Court of Pakistan granted bail to Shah Mahmood Qureshi, founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), and his close aide in the cypher case. The three-member bench, led by acting Chief Justice Sardar Tariq Masood, set the bail at Rs100,000. The decision followed a hearing where questions arose about alleged rule violations by Qureshi. The prosecution argued that the rules in question were secretive, prompting a debate on the secrecy of such rules. The judges highlighted the importance of transparency and questioned the impact of making decoded cyphers public.
Blog Post 2: Legal Intricacies and Controversies Surrounding PTI Founder's Bail
During the bail hearing of PTI founder Shah Mahmood Qureshi, legal complexities unfolded. The prosecutor claimed that the alleged rule violations were secretive and known only to those in power. Justices Mansoor Ali Shah and Athar Minallah questioned the secrecy of these rules and emphasized that once a cypher is decoded and sent to the government, it loses its secretive nature. The disappearance of a cypher mentioned in a National Security Committee meeting raised concerns, with the prosecutor clarifying that only a copy of the decoded cypher, not the original document, was presented.
Blog Post 3: Supreme Court Emphasizes Protection of Rights Amidst PTI Founder's Bail Hearing
The Supreme Court, led by Justice Athar Minallah, emphasized its commitment to safeguarding the rights of not only PTI founder Shah Mahmood Qureshi but also the people of Pakistan. The judges questioned the need for political leaders to face repression and urged the prosecution to explain the potential harm to the country if Qureshi is released, especially with elections approaching. Justice Mansoor Ali Shah objected strongly to the FIR in the case, raising concerns about its impact on US-Pakistan relations and Pakistan's international image
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