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A Pakistan Justice Movement (ISF) candidate, headed by former cricketer named for Prime Minister Imran Khan, was killed yesterday in a suicide bombing against an election rally that also injured four people before the parliamentary elections scheduled on Wednesday.
The attack, which took place in the Khyber Pakhtun Khwa province, in the north-west of the country, follows a series of attacks targeting electoral gatherings, the most deadly of which is a suicide bombing who killed 149 people. Ikramullah Jandabur was the target of the AQI party to take a place in the local parliament for the city of Deira Ismail Khan after leaving a political meeting. "Ikram Allah Jandabur was killed and his body was autopsied," said police chief Zahur Afridi, adding that 10 kilograms of explosives were used during the attack. But did not inform the police of his meeting.
Among the wounded were two policemen from his guard force. A Taliban spokesman claimed responsibility for the attack. The secrets of Allah, Jandabur's brother, and the Minister of Justice in the local government, were killed in a suicide bomb attack on his house in 2013.
Interventions [19659002] The highest court of Pakistan, It stresses that the army exerts an influence on the work of the judiciary. Judge Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui raised the charges during an operation organized by lawyers in the city of Rawalpindi, in the north of the country
in a statement that he had asked the Authority Pakistani regulator of electronic media to provide him with a recording of Siddiqui's speech.
In his speech yesterday, Siddiqui stated that the ISI intervened with a senior judge and told him, "She does not want Nawaz to come out." Sharif and her daughter have been imprisoned before the elections. "
She reigned A Pakistani court yesterday, arresting one of Sharif's loyalists for life, in an approach described as politically motivated. Hanif Abbasi, a candidate from the Muslim League wing of Pakistan-Nawaz, was sentenced to eight years in prison for abusing drugs.
Shahbaz Sharif, the party's president, wrote that the court's decision was "politically motivated" and that "aims to undermine the party's electoral campaign."
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