Nawaz sharif

Sharif, 69, left for London on November 19 in an air ambulance to seek medical treatment, a month after he was released on bail from a seven-year prison sentence for corruption. read more

The original ruling had marked the first time a former leader of the armed forces had faced such a sentence for treason in Pakistan. read more

The petition, filed by Advocate Azhar Siddique in the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Musharraf’s behalf, named the federal government and others as respondents. The petition will be heard on Jan 9, 2020. read more

Maryam would not be allowed to go abroad as she was placed under the no-fly list for being involved in the August 2018 corruption case and could not get permission to leave the country. read more

In the video released by his party, Musharraf said “there is no example of such a decision in which neither the defendant and nor his lawyer was given permission to say something in his defense.” read more

Former PM Nawaz Sharif initiated the move in 2013 to file a case of high treason against Musharraf over his declaration of extra-constitutional emergency. read more

Sharif, 69, left for London on November 19 in an air ambulance for medical treatment after the Lahore High Court allowed him to travel abroad for four weeks. read more

The cabinet of prime minister Imran Khan approved a three-year extension for General Qamar Javed Bajwa in August, citing a worsening national security situation in the region over its rivalry with India. read more

Sharif departed on a special plane from the city of Lahore, after a court granted him permission to leave for four weeks abroad for medical treatment. His conviction was earlier suspended for 8 weeks on medical grounds. read more

After a marathon hearing of more than six hours, the court also ordered that the four-week duration can be extended further on the recommendations of Sharif’s doctors. The court also rejected the government’s condition of an indemnity bond. read more

Presiding over a meeting of the PTI core committee, the prime minister said that his government had facilitated Nawaz Sharif at every forum on humanitarian grounds. read more

The 69-year-old Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo agreed on Friday to go to the UK for the treatment, heeding doctors’ advice and accepting his family’s request. read more

Pak to allow Nawaz Sharif to travel abroad for urgent medical treatment read more

The 69-year-old Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo agreed on Friday to go to the UK for the treatment, heeding doctors’ advice and accepting his family’s request. read more

Sharif, 69, was admitted to the Services Hospital on Monday night from Pakistan’s anti-graft body’s custody after his platelets dropped to a critical low level of 2,000. read more