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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister faces indictment over audio leaks
- Court schedules June 6 for indicting Chief Minister and co-accused
- Audio leak contains derogatory language against PDM coalition government
- Legal proceedings to focus on authenticity and implications of the audio leak
Image Credits: Daily TimesA court in Islamabad sets June 6 for indicting Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister over derogatory audio leaks against the PDM coalition government, highlighting the importance of accountability and responsible communication for public officials.
A court in Islamabad has scheduled June 6 as the date for indicting Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and his co-accused Asad Khan in connection with an audio leaks case. The district and sessions court held a hearing on Saturday, during which Additional District and Sessions Judge Abdul Ghafoor Kakar granted Gandapur's request for exemption from appearing in court.
The FIR filed against Gandapur relates to an audio leak containing derogatory language allegedly spoken by him against the PDM coalition government. The audio was reportedly broadcast on a private news channel.
The case revolves around an audio recording that allegedly captures Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur making disparaging remarks about the PDM coalition government. This recording was said to have been aired by a private news channel, sparking controversy and legal action against Gandapur and Asad Khan.
As the court sets a date for their indictment, the legal proceedings will shed light on the authenticity and implications of the audio leak. This case underscores the importance of accountability and responsible communication for public officials, serving as a reminder of the consequences of inappropriate language in the public domain.
