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Court directs police to register FIR against Babar Azam

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January 14, 2021
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LAHORE:

An additional district and sessions’ judge on Thursday directed Lahore police to register a First Information Report (FIR) against national cricket team captain Babar Azam on a woman’s plea for allegedly “blackmailing and fornicating with her [with consent] on promises of marriage”.

The court order to Naseerabad station house officer (SHO) stated that “serious allegations of miscarriage/abortion and deceitful intercourse on the false assurance of marriage etc. were levelled against the proposed accused. From a bare reading of the application of the petitioner, prima facie, commission of the cognizable offence is made out, therefore, the petition in hand – stands disposed of with a direction to the petitioner to approach the SHO police Naseerabad Lahore, along with an attested copy of this order and relevant documents, who is directed to record the statement of the petitioner under section 154 of Cr.P.C and proceed further strictly in accordance with law”.

On December 5 last year, it was reported that the police had disproved the harassment allegations against cricketer Babar Azam in a police report submitted in the court of additional district and sessions Judge Abid Raza Khan.

The report revealed that “neither petitioner Hamiza [Mukhtar] nor her family members were blackmailed and harassed by police at the behest of Azam’s family. So the allegation levelled by her to the extent of ‘harassing, blackmailing and pressuring’ is proved false”.

The judge also disposed off the petition, directing the respondents – Babar Azam’s family members and Defense-A police – to “follow the law as nobody is above the law and remain within the four corners of law and not to cause undue and unlawful harassment to the petitioner”.

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