Court moved for blasphemy case against ex-MNA

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Court moved for blasphemy case against ex-MNA

September 02, 2012

Online

MIRPURKHAS – Former PML-N MNA and lawyer Krishan Bheel was beaten up by fellow lawyers over his derogatory remarks about Islam on Saturday.

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Senior advocate Dost Mohammad Kolachi and other lawyers suddenly started thrashing the former legislator at the bar while they were having a chat over political leaders. However, Bheel managed to escape from the scene. Afterwards, lawyers boycotted court proceedings and reached a police station to get a case against him registered. Police, however, refused to lodge any case. Dost Kolachi, meanwhile, told a group of reporters that an application for the registration of a blasphemy case against Bheel had been submitted to the court.
–Afaq Ahmed