ISLAMABAD: Minister of State for Law and Justice Barrister Aqeel Malik has claimed that substantial evidence exists linking Sohail Afridi to the alleged backing of terrorist elements, insisting that the matter should proceed through the legal process without exception. He said relevant records and evidence would be presented before the court to ensure transparency and accountability.
Speaking on legal and political developments, Barrister Aqeel Malik maintained that the allegations against Sohail Afridi warranted legal proceedings based on the available evidence. The claims have been attributed to the minister, and their validity remains subject to judicial consideration.
Aqeel Malik Says Evidence Against Sohail Afridi Will Be Presented in Court
Addressing questions about Sohail Afridi’s detention, the minister said he was being held in protective custody. He clarified that Afridi was not being housed in a luxury guest house and maintained that the relevant legal procedures were being followed.
On constitutional matters, Barrister Aqeel Malik stated that Pakistan’s Constitution does not prescribe a specific time frame for states of emergency.
Meanwhile, commenting on discussions surrounding a proposed 28th Constitutional Amendment, the minister clarified that formal work on the legislation had not yet officially begun.
His remarks come amid broader legal and political discussions concerning the allegations against Sohail Afridi and constitutional developments in Pakistan.
