What facilities Nawaz, Maryam will exactly get in jail?

[El Sidd]

Pakistani tillo may tail nai hy ........ man lo, moka hy.

ME NAHI MAANTA !!
ME NAHI MAANTA !!

 

[I.R.A]

ME NAHI MAANTA !!
ME NAHI MAANTA !!

Na mano ........ I have 70 years to prove it, and then before those 70 years, the farangi years to back it. Motorway tak to Korean company say banwaya ...... aur Farangi nay inhi Pakistanio say dak banglay banway, rail bichwai.

 

[litman]

most likely NS will suffer from another "heart attack" in jail and will apply to be treated abroad and maryam nawaz will develop resistant form of pelvic inflammatory disease which can only be treated in UK.

 

[El Sidd]

Na mano ........ I have 70 years to prove it, and then before those 70 years, the farangi years to back it. Motorway tak to Korean company say banwaya ...... aur Farangi nay inhi Pakistanio say dak banglay banway, rail bichwai.

hausla bhai hausla sab hojaega

 

[I.R.A]

hausla bhai hausla sab hojaega

Qudarat ka qanoon k tehat ........ hmara kamal kya ho ga uss may

 

[El Sidd]

Qudarat ka qanoon k tehat ........ hmara kamal kya ho ga uss may

han to apka naam agar Kamal nahi hai to ap kyon tension le or de rahe hain?

 

[AZ1]

Chakki pessing and pessing.

 

[Salik]

They will be first Criminals to go to jail in a helicopter in Pakistan.

They aren't going for life time, after bail they'll be out. Then they'll expect tank to go to high court. 'lol'

 

[BHarwana]

They aren't going for life time, after bail they'll be out. Then they'll expect tank to go to high court. 'lol'

What bail. The case has ended. It is now appeal there are no bails in appeal.

 

[Salik]

What bail. The case has ended. It is now appeal there are no bails in appeal.

They'll still be transported to high court for appearance, right?

 

[BHarwana]

They'll still be transported to high court for appearance, right?

Yes they will be.

 

[Salik]

Yes they will be.

There comes the tank lol. Helicopter isn't going down my throat. They should be taken by road.

 

[BHarwana]

There comes the tank lol. Helicopter isn't going down my throat. They should be taken by road.

No tanks coming my friend there are many ways to over come this.

 

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   Nawaz, Maryam will have to apply for Better Class jail facility
   
   
   Intikhab HanifUpdated July 11, 2018
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   LAHORE: Amid reports that former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam Nawaz, who were convicted in the Avenfield Apartments reference, will be arrested upon arrival in Lahore, authorities say that Mr Sharif will be sent to a jail in the ‘Better Class’ category by virtue of being a former parliamentarian, but Maryam can avail the facility only if she proves that she has paid at least Rs600,000 as annual income tax.
   
   They would have to submit an application requesting a Better Class jail, as it won’t automatically apply to them. Furthermore, the jails would not be furnished with an air-conditioner or a refrigerator.
   
   Also read: Bumpy ride ahead for Maryam
   
   “This is what the family can get under the law,” said a senior official of the home department on Tuesday. “Capt Safdar (retired), Mr Sharif’s son-in-law, can also get a Better Class jail after submitting an application. He had not applied for it in writing by Tuesday evening and was therefore not given a jail in that category,” an official source said.
   
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   Officials said the colonial-era categories of A, B or C class jails in the Punjab do not apply anymore. The classification was changed to Better Class and Ordinary Class through an amendment to the Punjab Jails Rules on a direction of the Lahore High Court some years ago.
   
   Maryam to be eligible if she has paid Rs600,000 annual income tax
   
   Under the rules, Mr Sharif can get a Better Class jail if he submits an application requesting it. However, the rules do not provide additional privilege to any former or serving president, prime minister or chief minister.
   
   Since Maryam Nawaz is neither a former nor serving gazetted military or civil officer, like her husband, or a sitting or former parliamentarian, like her father, she can claim Better Class only if she proves, with documents, that she has paid at least an annual income tax of Rs600,000.
   
   The Better Class jails have limited facilities. Those availing the option are entitled to books and newspapers, a 21-inch television, a table and a chair, a mattress, personal bedding and clothing and food. The prisoners have to pay for all this themselves. The government is only obligated to provide them security in a high-security ward where they will be kept away from other prisoners.
   
   Officials said according to the legal procedure, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) will have to produce Mr Sharif and Maryam before the accountability judge who had convicted them. The judge will then give the NAB a warrant of contract, which would carry details of the punishment given to them and directions to the jail superintendent to take them into custody.
   
   Officials said it is the judge who decides which prison the convicts will be kept in initially. But Mr Sharif and his daughter are likely to be confined to Adiala Jail, because it has a secluded high-security ward.
   
   Mr Safdar is eligible for a Better Class jail on three counts, being a former gazetted army officer, a former gazetted civil servant (he was inducted into the Civil Service of Pakistan and was given the rank of assistant commissioner before retired Gen Musharraf removed the Nawaz government in 1999), and a former parliamentarian (he was an MNA in the previous National Assembly).
   
   “The government cannot give them facilities not mentioned in the Prisons Rule. But it would have to ensure adequate security wherever the Sharif family members are kept... They are nevertheless high profile prisoners,” said an official.
   
   Published in Dawn, July 11th, 2018
   
   For more live updates, follow Dawn.com's official news Instagram account @dawn.today
   
   

 

[jupiter2007]

imran khan struggle is not for ending corruption but only to get power that is why he allowed corrupt people to enter pti.if he wanted to end corruption he would be required to struggle more on his own without depending on corrupt electibles.the method he is using is wrong and will fail

There is no one above the law. All corrupt politicians will go through the same scrutiny.
Once
Imran Khan becomes PM, he must make some changes in current laws to make Pakistan stronger by giving more power to NAB, FBR, election commission. Also devaluation of power to districts and union council level is very important to prevent corruption, introduction of e-government to prevent ghost employees.