Attorney General for Pakistan
Coverage of Attorney General for Pakistan in the Nexus archive.
- Cops in Lahore get bail in AGP Mansoor Awan's house raid case
A sessions court in Lahore granted pre-arrest bail to six police officials involved in a raid on the residence of Attorney General for Pakistan Mansoor Usman Awan. The court ordered the officials to join the investigation and pay Rs50,000 surety bonds, while the police claim the raid was based on a tip-off about suspects in a neighboring house.
- SHO among 11 cops booked over raid on AGP Mansoor Awan's house in Lahore
Eleven police officials, including the Sarwar Road SHO, were booked for raiding the residence of Attorney General for Pakistan Mansoor Awan in Lahore, allegedly harassing staff and exceeding authority. The raid, based on a mistaken tip-off, led to a criminal case and departmental proceedings.
- Supreme Court to decide if it can still hear NAB bails
The Supreme Court is considering whether it retains jurisdiction to hear bail applications in pending National Accountability Bureau (NAB) cases or if such matters must be transferred to the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) under the 27th Constitutional Amendment. The Attorney General for Pakistan argues that both appeals and bails in these cases should now be handled by the FCC, while Imran and Bushra have filed chamber appeals seeking Supreme Court jurisdiction in the Al-Qadir case.