The Qamber police have started making arrangements for the shifting of incarcerated PTI Senator Azam Swati to Sukkur as he is to be produced before the Islamabad High Court tomorrow (Thursday), reported 24NewsHD TV Channel on Wednesday.
Sources have divulged that police are making arrangements to shift Swati to Sukkur from Qambar as the PTI leader is due to appear before the Islamabad High Court tomorrow.
He will be taken to the federal capital on a flight from Sukkur airport.
Sources further revealed that the police also submitted a report regarding cancellation of FIRs against the senator to the relevant courts in Sindh.
The lawyer who submitted this report informed that the FIRs registered against Swati in Wara, Naseerabad, Larkana and Kashmor were cancelled on the directions of the Sindh IG police.
He further said cases against the PTI leader were also quashed in Qambar Shahdad Kot and Kashmor Kandh Kot. He said the report was submitted to the judicial magistrate and civil judge Naseerabad court.
Swati was supposed to be presented before the judicial magistrate and civil judge Naseerabad today after completion of his three-day physical remand.
There were as many as four cases registered against Swati in district Qambar Shahdad Kot, Larkana and Kandh Kot Kashmor.
On Monday, the Sindh High Court barred provincial police from arresting PTI Senator Azam Swati in additional cases while also seeking details of the cases already registered against him in the province from Sindh Inspector General Ghulam Nabi Memon.
On Friday, the Balochistan High Court, too, ordered the quashing of all five cases registered against him in the province.
Decision on Swati’s bail plea deferred till Dec 16
Meanwhile, the decision on a bail petition filed by PTI Senator Azam Swati in a controversial tweet case has been deferred till December 16 as the special judge central has relinquished charge of his duties.
According to sources, Special Judge Central Raja Asif Mehmood relinquished the charge of his court. His services have been assigned to the Islamabad High Court.
The law ministry has appointed Azam Khan as the new special judge central and has issued a notification in this regard.
The Islamabad High Court recommended appointing Azam Khan as special judge central.
Reporter Ehtisham Kiyani
Reporter Ikhlaq Chandio