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LAHORE: Senior leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) , Fawad Chaudhry has raised concerns over the growing trend of registering cases in the country.

Also read: Several cases registered against Imran Khan, hundreds of PTI leaders, workers

Speaking to media after getting bail in a case registered against him for holding presser at Zaman Park, Fawad Chaudhry said a staggering 40 cases of terrorism have been registered against PTI Chairman Imran Khan.

Also read: Imran Khan booked under terror laws for threatening judge, police officials

He said despite the mounting pressure and legal battles, PTI would not to be deterred by these frivolous cases.

In a shocking turn of events, he said, PTI activists Azhar Mashwani and Shahid Hussain were abducted.

Also read: Imran Khan, 150 PTI workers booked for threatening Islamabad police

He said “I have been booked in seven cases without any clear reasoning.” Today, he appeared in court to obtain pre-arrest bail.

Highlighting the justice system in the country, Fawad Chaudhry reminded the case of Raymond Davis, an American CIA contractor who killed two people in Lahore and fled the country without facing any consequences.

Also read: Khan’s nephew Hassaan Niazi booked on sedition charge in Karachi

Fawad Chaudhry said now the real problem has turned out to be that of enforced disappearances, that citizens are being picked up and made missing persons.

He demanded that those responsible for the kidnapping of civilians be brought to court and punished.
He added that 800,000 persons had left the country as a result of the current government’s policies and practices, and that the provincial High Courts should be aware of this.

ہمارے سسٹم کا پوسٹ مارٹم فواد چوہدری نے 2 منٹ میں کر دیا،،یہ شاہد حسین کے ترلے منتیں کرتے رہے کہ باہر جا کر کچھ ناں بتانا،یہاں پاکستانی شہری کو کیڑا مکوڑا سمجھا جاتا ہے pic.twitter.com/7pax56DHiu

— Shakir Mehmood Awan (@ShakirAwan88) April 1, 2023

Fawad Chaudhry revealed that when an British citizen was kidnapped, the ‘kidnappers’ begged the kidnapee not to speak a single word about his ordeal after being released.