Sheikh Rashid files plea for release in Rawalpindi cases

In Rawalpindi, former interior minister and president of Awami Muslim League (AML), Sheikh Rashid, has filed a plea for release in three cases related to the events of May 9. The cases were heard in Rawalpindi's anti-terrorism court (ATC) and involve Sheikh Rashid and his nephew, Sheikh Rashid Shafique.

Sheikh Rashid, accompanied by his lawyers Sardar Raziq and Sardar Shehbaz, appeared before the court where his legal team submitted a plea for release. The court has issued a notice on the plea and has postponed the hearing until May 14.

The cases against Sheikh Rashid are registered at police stations in Tesla, Murgha, and Cantt in connection with the incidents of May 9.

Additionally, Chief Minister Punjab has given approval for the establishment of the Provincial Enforcement Authority, signaling a move towards strengthening enforcement measures in the province.

In conclusion, Sheikh Rashid's legal proceedings regarding the May 9 cases are ongoing, with a plea for release being filed and the next hearing scheduled for May 14. The approval of the Provincial Enforcement Authority by CM Punjab reflects efforts to enhance enforcement mechanisms within the province.