Lawyers to resume movement on May22: Rawalpindi Bar

Thursday, May 15, 2008 at 3:58 pm Under Pakistan News

RAWALPINDI: The lawyers’ movement for restoration of the deposed judges would resume on May 22, on the occasion of the suo moto hearing against Geo TV, from the Supreme Court, President Rawalpindi High Court Bar here said.

Talking to media after a meeting of the Rawalpindi Bar, Sardar Asmatullah said the clerics, traders and the civil society would also join ranks with the lawyers in the movement.

He said the deposed judges were already restored with withdrawal of the emergency rule, now it is only the matter of their functionality.

He said the voters by rejecting the pro-Musharraf candidates in general elections given mandate to the political parties for restoration of the judges but the newly elected government has yet been failed to reinstate them.

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