Court guides police to execute capture warrant for CM Gandapur in weapons case

 Court guides police to execute capture warrant for CM Gandapur in weapons case

A region and meetings court in Islamabad has coordinated the senior director of police (SSP) tasks to execute the capture warrant for Cheif Clergyman Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Ali Amin Gandapur regarding a case including unlawful weapons and alcohol.

Senior Common Appointed authority Mubashir Hassan Chishti directed the consultation on Wednesday, during which CM Gandapur neglected to show up in court notwithstanding the standing capture warrant.

The police couldn't execute the non-bailable capture warrant, and no consistence report was submitted to the court.

The court has maintained the capture warrant for Gandapur and brought his guarantee, deferring the case hearing until October 26.

Last week, a region court in Islamabad gave non-bailable capture warrants for K-P CM Gandapur for a situation including the recuperation of unlawful weapons and liquor, court authorities said.

A meetings court heard the case, which was recorded against Gandapur in the Bahara Kahu police headquarters, Express News detailed.

Legal Judge Mubashir Hussain Zaidi directed the meeting.

Gandapur, who has been brought to court on various occasions, neglected to show up by and by.

Accordingly, the court gave non-bailable warrants for his capture, requesting specialists to guarantee his attendance at the following hearing.

The warrant came regarding an alcohol and arms recuperation case from 2016 when police had recuperated weapons and alcohol from Gandapur's vehicle outside the home of then PTI director Imran Khan as he came to go to the party's arranged lockdown of the capital.

The commonplace pastor arrived in a motorcade alongside 300 or more PTI laborers. At the point when they arrived at Banigala, the police closed them off and let them know they were disregarding a prohibition on conventions and social occasions under Segment 144 preceding guiding them to scatter.

At the point when the PTI allies going with Gandapur would not scatter, the police started capturing them.

Meanwhile, Gandapur escaped his vehicle and ran into the nearby woods. The police said they found a man sitting in Gandapur's SUV (APL-16) holding a teargas weapon.

The man was recognized as Allah Nawaz, an inhabitant of DI Khan - Gandapur's old neighborhood.

While looking through the vehicle, the police recuperated a fixed container of very good quality whisky, a tactical armor, two submachine weapons, ammo, and two number plates (YH-115).

The police guarantee that the weapons were unlicensed, while the PTI pioneer claims they were authorized weapons and had a place with his safety officers. He had asserted the whisky bottle had honey in it