The cases of more than 30 Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) activists across the country were approved after the approval of action under the Army Act and the Official Secrets Act against those allegedly ‘involved’ in attacks on military installations and property on May 9. They have been handed over to the courts, on which their families are deeply concerned.
Although human rights organizations have strongly opposed the military trial of civilians, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said in a press conference on Friday that the 33 accused have been handed over to the army, who were killed in sensitive military installations. Broke and vandalized. According to him, these persons will be punished by military courts under military laws.
The families of those arrested on charges of vandalism and violent protests that took place after the arrest of PTI chief Imran Khan on May 9 are facing a painful situation these days.
On the one hand, they are facing the police investigation officers investigating these serious charges, while on the other hand, they are going round the courts for the release of their children.
