Pervez Elahi granted bail in illegal recruitment case

Pervez Elahi, the former Punjab chief minister, has been granted bail by the Lahore High Court (LHC) in a case concerning illegal recruitment. Elahi's lawyer, Amir Saeed Rawn, argued that the case was initiated by the anti-corruption agency after a two-year delay.

The case against Pervez Elahi stemmed from allegations of involvement in illegal recruitment practices during his tenure as chief minister. The Lahore High Court reviewed the evidence presented and decided to grant bail to Elahi while the legal proceedings continue.

Pervez Elahi, a prominent political figure in Punjab, has maintained his innocence throughout the legal proceedings. His legal team has emphasized that the delay in initiating the case has raised questions about the validity of the allegations against him.

Despite the bail approval, the legal battle is far from over for Pervez Elahi. The case will continue to unfold in the court, with both the prosecution and defense presenting their arguments and evidence.

The Lahore High Court's decision to grant bail to Pervez Elahi marks a significant development in the ongoing legal saga. As the case progresses, further details may emerge, shedding light on the complexities of the allegations and the legal process.