Asad Qaisar calls for judicial probe into May 9 incident

LAHORE (National Times) : PTI leader and former speaker National Assembly (NA) Asad Qaisar has said people mandate is being stolen then why the people should contest election.

“One man who is rejected is sitting in assembly. Their conscience don’t prick them. This country in fact is police state. The country will not run this way. People have to decide that whether they have to spend life like goats and lambs, he said this while addressing the lawyers in Lahore High Court Bar Association and later talking to media men.

They are playing with the constitution of the country. There is tremendous pressure on courts. Need is there that lawyers should forge unity.

It is the blackest era of history of Pakistan, he underlined. People mandate has been stolen.

He called for releasing PTI founder and his associates. It is our demand judicial probe be got conducted in respect of May 9 incident.

A false narrative of May 9 was made and was run on media. We have said a commission be constituted on May 9 incident.



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