🚨 Abuse of Authority Alleged — CCD SHO’s Bail Rejected as Lawyers Confront Accused.
03-Oct-2026 — Qazi Jawad
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Rawalpindi: The bail applications of a Crime Control Department (CCD) SHO and his associates were reportedly rejected by the High Court. Following the development, lawyers were seen confronting the accused and expressing strong reactions.
Allegations
According to a statement circulating on social media, the CCD SHO has been accused of allegedly killing several innocent civilians while misusing his authority.
The statement also alleges that he was involved in the killing of the brother of a lawyer.
It further claims that the bail applications of the SHO and his associates were rejected by the High Court.
Lawyers' Reaction
According to the viral statement, lawyers expressed their anger following the court proceedings and said:
“Power and the uniform do not last forever; a person should never forget their limits.”
Important Note
The above information is based on a statement circulating on social media. The allegations have not been independently verified, and the reported court proceedings and rejection of bail should be confirmed through the relevant judicial record.
Allegations
According to a statement circulating on social media, the CCD SHO has been accused of allegedly killing several innocent civilians while misusing his authority.
The statement also alleges that he was involved in the killing of the brother of a lawyer.
It further claims that the bail applications of the SHO and his associates were rejected by the High Court.
Lawyers' Reaction
According to the viral statement, lawyers expressed their anger following the court proceedings and said:
“Power and the uniform do not last forever; a person should never forget their limits.”
Important Note
The above information is based on a statement circulating on social media. The allegations have not been independently verified, and the reported court proceedings and rejection of bail should be confirmed through the relevant judicial record.
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