What if police oppose bail 489-F Karachi?
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Dear reader, It’s been nearly four weeks now since police raided my Karachi home and arrested me under the Prevention of Anti-Social Activities Act (489-F) on October 17, 2020, on the basis of fabricated “evidence” against me. It’s been almost a month and a half since I have been held incommunicado with no charge sheet, no trial, no legal representation, and no access to my lawyer or family. I have been forced to live in a fil
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In case you didn’t hear, there was a police operation that targeted several people involved in Karachi’s crime scene. We all saw the headlines and heard about the arrests and investigations. It was the first time that this type of operation was carried out in Karachi, and it shocked us all. Many of us, including myself, were happy that at least the police had stepped up their fight against crime. In Karachi, most of the criminals are either poor or criminals belonging to specific ethnic groups. In some cases, there was
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If a person is arrested and booked under Section 489-F of the Pakistan Penal Code, a bailable warrant is issued, and the police cannot arrest that person until the court grants him bail. However, if the accused person has not availed himself of this bailable option, and he still has to go to jail, the police can then arrest him without giving any reason. Related Site In other words, if the accused person wants to go to jail, he has to go through the legal processes that the law envisages. I
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The best lawyers are like the best doctors; they never rest from their work; they always take the next patient as their priority, and they don’t mind sacrificing themselves for it. My name is Ahmed Siddique, and I am a lawyer in Karachi, Pakistan. I am proud to say that I have been a lawyer for nearly 18 years and have successfully represented and defended several clients in my career. As a lawyer, I have faced numerous challenges in my life, but the one that stands out the most was the case I
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In the past, after 489-F Karachi cases were registered, police would often refuse to grant bail on the ground that the accused had the same criminal record as the public servant on whose behalf he or she had been charged. The reason they used to give was that the victim of the crime, be it an individual or a business, would lose the chance of securing compensation from the perpetrator if the accused were released. However, things have changed. The recent judgments in the High Court of Sindh in cases involving FIR No
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Every single bail petition in the Criminal Court (Sindh) against the ‘489-F’ is oppressive. Karachi Police, Sindh PSA, and other intelligence agencies seem to think that any time they want, they will be able to get someone who’s been ‘arrested’ for this offense, to face trial and be declared an accused. Police, when bail is granted by the Sindh High Court, refuse to register the case against the ‘arrestees’. Instead, they use every