Our Correspondent
Islamabad: Pakistan’s Attorney General, Irfan Qadir, produced a notification in the Supreme Court today which declares the
suspension of GB police chief, Hussain Asghar.
The notification was produced in front of a three-judge bench headed by Justice Iftikhar Chaudhary today during hearing of a case related to the Haj Corruption case.
The attorney general told the judges that the prime minister had acted upon the apex court’s advice, suspending the police chief.
It is pertinent to note that the GB Chief Minister had refused to release IG Hussain Asghar in the past, demanding appointment of a replacement of his own choice.
Adil Karim
July 19, 2012 at 12:25 pm
I don’t know why the CM of GB is so gritty to ruin the career of a talented police officer?
Ali Mehr
July 20, 2012 at 12:18 pm
Hussain Asgher has earned a good name owing to his commitment and dedication towards his profession. At least he had improved the recritment system in police with the coordnation of his team.No complain was noticed of bribing in police like other departments. If his immediate supervisor has not released him than they should also take the responsibility as well.Committed professionals should be encouraged in order to bring reforms in the society regardless of their colour, cast, religion and area. This will be our earnest desire that in this case he should be dealt leniently keeping in view of his outstanding commitment and professionalism.
Ali Mehr
Social Activist
GB
Aslam Gilani
July 20, 2012 at 9:07 pm
an example of dirty politics of Pakistan. Follow the rule of law, dont ZARDARI.