Afnan's Trial Delayed in Lahore Car Accident Case

An anti-terrorism court in Lahore has delayed the trial proceedings against underage driver Afnan and others involved in a tragic car accident in Defence, resulting in the loss of six family members' lives. The trial has been adjourned until July 5, with the court hinting at the possibility of indicting Afnan and his father in the upcoming hearing.

During the recent court session, the accused, including Afnan and his companions, were presented before the court, and charges were officially handed to them. Notably, the court decided against summoning Afnan's friends as their involvement details were already included in the charges.

The complainant's lawyer submitted essential documents and requested additional time for preparation, leading to the court's decision to postpone further proceedings. The prosecution had lodged charges against five individuals, alleging molestation of the victims' family members before the fatal collision occurred. Afnan's friends were also implicated in the case for their roles in the incident.

Furthermore, Afnan's father faced accusations of permitting his underage son to drive without a valid license. The case against Afnan, initiated by Defence C police, centers on allegations of reckless driving that resulted in the tragic loss of six lives in DHA Phase 7.

The postponement of Afnan's trial highlights the complexities surrounding the case and the legal proceedings. As the court deliberates on the charges and potential indictments, the community awaits further developments in this heartbreaking incident that shook the neighborhood. Stay tuned for updates on this ongoing trial.