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Mubasher Lucman nominated central accused in anti-judiciary banners case

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 8 April 2015

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Mubasher Lucman nominated central accused in anti-judiciary banners case
Mubasher Lucman is accused of insulting a Supreme Court judge through his television program. The case is set to be heard in a lower court soon.
ISLAMABAD: Mubasher Lucman, host of program ‘Khara Sach’ on ARY News Television, is nominated as a central accused in the FIR registered in an anti-judiciary banners case.
Inspector General of Police Islamabad Tahir Alam Khan apprised a three-member bench of Supreme Court Wednesday that the police have prepared a transcript of four programs done by the journalist. The IGP also presented a detailed report before the bench while contending that the journalist had insulted the Supreme Court judge Jawwad S. Khawaja in his programs.
Khan said that Lucman has been nominated as a central accused in the case after watching his programs on the judiciary. “The case will be heard in a lower court on April 11 while Mubasher Lucman is on interim bail,” he informed the court.
On March 19, the IGP informed the court that the police arrested accused Arshad who displayed banners against the apex court judge Justice Jawwad S. Khawaja.
During interrogation, the accused admitted that he displayed banners against the superior court judge after watching `Khara Sach' program on ARY News, the IGP said.

Key Points

  • Mubasher Lucman is the host of 'Khara Sach' on ARY News.
  • He has been nominated in an FIR related to anti-judiciary banners.
  • Inspector General of Police provided evidence linking Lucman to the case.
  • The case will be heard on April 11 in a lower court.
  • Lucman is currently on interim bail.

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