Dada Pota Show - 2 Feb 2018 | Nehal Hashmi, Contempt, Petroleum Prices, Revenue Collection

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Nehal Hashmi Contempt Dada Pota Show 02-02-2018

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Dada Pota Show 02-02-2018 based on detailed discussion on Nehal Hashmi, Contempt, Petroleum Prices, Revenue Collection & Political Economy.

Today, Dada G shared his opinion on important news that SC disqualifies Nehal Hashmi, orders one-month jail term for contempt.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Thursday announced its verdict in the contempt case of Senator Nehal Hashmi, sentencing him to one-month imprisonment and Rs50,000 fine. The apex court also ruled that Hashmi stood disqualified from holding public office for a period of five years under Article 63 (1)(g) of the constitution.

The Supreme Court had served Hashmi with a contempt notice following a speech to workers in Karachi last year, in which he had threatened the prime minister’s unidentified ‘enemies’.

The three-member bench of headed by Justice Asif Saeed Khosa and comprising Justices Dost Mohammad and Maqbool Baqar announced the 2-1 decision. A dissenting note was authored by Justice Dost.

Following the order, Nehal Hashmi was taken into police custody by officials present in court. He was taken to the Secretariat Police Station and later shifted to Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi.

After the sentence was announced, senior lawyer Faroog Naseem spoke with Geo News stating that Hashmi retained to the right to an appeal before a larger bench.

Former attorney general, Irfan Qadir called the decision “unusual”. He added that “nothing is automatic,” when asked if Hashmi is now a disqualified parliamentarian.

State Interior Minister, Tallal Chaudhry regretted the decision and questioned if others who committee contempt would also be taken to task, or is the PML-N the only target. “You cannot force respect through fear,” he added.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Fawad Chaudhry said Hashmi had not threatened one person but the entire system.