
Islamabad HC Orders House Arrest for PTI President Pervez Elahi
Islamabad HC Orders House Arrest for PTI President Pervez Elahi
Key Highlights:
- The Islamabad High Court directs the house arrest of Pervez Elahi, former Punjab Chief Minister and PTI President, within 15 days, citing health concerns.
- Pervez Elahi, aged 78, suffered a bone fracture in Adiala jail and was later hospitalized at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS).
- Elahi faces multiple arrests, with the most recent made on September 18 by the Punjab Anti-Corruption Establishment, in connection with illegal recruitments.
The Islamabad High Court has ruled in favor of placing Pervez Elahi, former Punjab Chief Minister and President of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), under house arrest within 15 days, as per ARY News. Justice Arbab Muhammad Tahir delivered the verdict on a petition filed by Qaisara Elahi, Pervez Elahi’s wife, directing authorities to move him to a sub-jail and ensure proper medical care due to his age (78) and health concerns.
Pervez Elahi’s health deterioration while in Adiala jail, where he suffered a bone fracture after slipping in the washroom on March 17, prompted the court’s decision. The Deputy Superintendent of Adiala jail presented Elahi’s medical report during a hearing related to illegal recruitment in the Punjab Assembly, indicating a minor fracture sustained by Elahi.
Facing multiple arrests since June 1 in various cases, the most recent arrest on September 18 by the Punjab Anti-Corruption Establishment implicated Elahi in 12 illegal recruitments for Grade 17 positions in the Punjab Assembly. These appointments allegedly involved tampering with records, as reported by ARY News.
Source: ARY
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