Discharge requests of tehreek-e-libek pakistan boss tested in high court.Saad Rizvi

    

Discharge requests of tehreek-e-libek pakistan boss tested in high court.Saad Rizvi

Discharge requests of tehreek-e-libek pakistan boss tested in high court.Saad Rizvi


The Punjab government's decision to release Hafiz Saad Rizvi, head of the banned Tehreek-e-Lubaik Pakistan (TLP), has been challenged in the Supreme Court.

According to correspondent Shehzad Malik, a two-member bench of the Supreme Court headed by Justice Ijaz-ul-Ahsan will hear the petition at the Lahore Registry of the Supreme Court on Tuesday.

Recently, the Lahore High Court had quashed the detention notification of Saad Rizvi at the request of his uncle and the Punjab government has made him a party in the petition filed in the Supreme Court on Monday.

The petition said that the order issued by the Lahore High Court to release Saad Rizvi did not meet the legal requirements.

The Punjab government is of the view that a detailed record of the case was also provided to the apex court and that the government's decision to detain Saad Rizvi was legally correct.

The provincial government has requested the Supreme Court to quash the decision of the Lahore High Court to release Saad Rizvi.

It may be recalled that after the order of the Lahore High Court, the district administration had issued orders for the release of Saad Rizvi from Kot Lakhpat Jail, however, his release has not been implemented yet.

A statement issued by Lahore Deputy Commissioner Omar Sher on Saturday said that they were allowing the immediate release of Saad Rizvi.

Omar Sher has confirmed the statement citing the recent decision of the Federal Review Board (FRB) for the release of Saad Rizvi and the decision of the Lahore High Court in this regard.

It may be recalled that Saad Rizvi, who became the head of the religious party TLP after the death of his father Khadim Rizvi, was earlier detained on the orders of the federal government under the MPO (Public Order) Act. He was also jailed under Section 11 Triple E of the Anti-Terrorism Act.



'Assurance must be given before release'

Lahore Deputy Commissioner Omar Sher said that the declaration for the release of Saad Rizvi was issued by him with reference to the same section of anti-terrorism under which the Punjab government had arrested him.

He said that in order to be released from jail, the TLP chief would now have to submit a bond to the police in which he would assure them that he would not be involved in any of the activities that led to his release. Was arrested. "At the same time, it has to be seen that there are no other cases registered against him in which he is wanted by the police."

Earlier, the Punjab government had withdrawn Saad Rizvi's request for extension of detention in the Federal Review Board. The review board had issued orders to release Saad Rizvi if he was not wanted in any other case.

A three-member board headed by Supreme Court Judge Justice Maqbool Baqir heard the case at the Lahore Registry of the Supreme Court.

It may be recalled that Saad Rizvi was re-arrested on July 9 this year on a notification issued by the federal government under anti-terrorism provisions.

He was to be released on the same day as the High Court's review board had rejected the Punjab government's request for extension of Saad Rizvi's detention under the MPO.

Who is Saad Rizvi?

After Khadim Rizvi's death, his party's 18-member shura last year appointed his son Saad Rizvi as the new head of Tehreek-e-Libek, announced by the party's central deputy chief Syed Zaheerul Hassan Shah at the funeral.



At Khadim Rizvi's burial service in Lahore, his child Saad Rizvi repeated his dad's obligation to proceed with his main goal.



Saad Rizvi was a student of Dars Nizami at his father's Madrasa Abu Dharr Ghaffari in Lahore. Dars Nizami is called Madrasa education equivalent to MA.



According to his close friends, Saad has close ties with college and university students.



He has a special interest in poetry and most importantly, he is well aware of the importance of social media in modern times and runs his personal accounts on Facebook and Twitter.



Foundation of Saad Rizvi's arrest.

TLP chief Saad Rizvi was arrested in Lahore in April this year.



Amir Saad Rizvi of Tehreek-e-Libek, who threatened a long march to Islamabad if the French ambassador was not deported by April 20 over blasphemous sketches of the Prophet of Islam, was detained by Lahore police in mid-April. ۔



Saad Rizvi was accused of inciting his party workers to protest against the government, during which several people were killed and injured in the violence.



After the capture of Saad Rizvi, fights began by Tehreek-e-Libek in a few urban communities of the country.



The government had reached a four-point agreement with Khadim Hussain Rizvi, former head of Tehreek-e-Lubaik Pakistan, who staged a sit-in in Islamabad on November 16, 2020, demanding the deportation of the French ambassador. After the formation, the French ambassador was to be deported.



Following the non-execution of this understanding, one more arrangement was reached between the party and the public authority in February 2021, giving the public authority until April 20 to agree with the French representative's removal guarantee.



The group then announced a long march to Islamabad if the French ambassador was not deported by April 20. However, the recent series of protests on April 12 began after the arrest of the organisation's leader, Saad Rizvi.





Tehreek-e-Lubaik Pakistan: Can the government ban any party under anti-terrorism law?

Pakistan's Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid says the religious party Tehreek-e-Libek has been banned under Rule 11B of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, which requires only cabinet approval.



After three days of violent protests and demonstrations across the country, the Pakistani government on Wednesday decided to ban the religious party Tehreek-e-Libek Pakistan.



However, experts and analysts say the federal government's decision to ban Tehreek-e-Libek Pakistan (TLP) was taken in a hurry and a political party registered with the Election Commission cannot be banned in this way. As imposed by the government.

He raised the question that if it has been decided to ban this party then the workers of this party are still protesting in different cities including Lahore and Karachi but why the law does not come into action against them?



On the other hand, a present service officer of the Election Commission of Pakistan, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the BBC's Sara Atiq that: Should be dissolved because only then the MPs of this political party can be removed from their posts, otherwise the existence of the political party remains.