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Court approved bail application of PTI leader Yasmin Rashid

Court approved bail application of PTI leader Yasmin Rashid

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LAHORE: The bail application of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf(PTI) leader Dr. Yasmin Rashid in the Gulberg arson case was approved on May 9.

Judge Arshad Javed of the Anti-Terrorism Court pronounced the decision on the bail of Dr. Yasmeen Rashid.

The Anti-Terrorism Court of Lahore accepted Dr. Yasmeen Rashid's bail application against Rs 500,000.

It should be noted that Gulberg police station has registered a case against Dr Yasmin Rashid.

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Earlier,  Barrister Gohar Ali Khan once again secured his position as the Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) unopposed on Thursday, marking his second term in the party’s leadership after his rival panel withdrew from the race.

In a statement issued late Thursday, PTI announced, “At the conclusion of the withdrawal phase of candidates/panels, there is only one candidate/panel remaining.”

Omar Ayub Khan has been elected unopposed as the central general secretary of the party, according to today’s declaration by PTI.

The positions of the party’s presidents for Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Sindh were also filled unopposed by Dr. Yasmin Rashid, Ali Amin Gandapur, and Haleem Adil Sheikh, respectively, as no opposing candidates emerged against them.

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