US EditionPakistan’s ex-leader Nawaz Sharif regains right to appeal convictions, opening a path to election
- The Islamabad High Court in Pakistan has restored the right of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to appeal his 2018 convictions in two graft cases, only days after his return from exile. If his convictions are overturned, Sharif could be eligible to run for a seat in parliament, potentially leading his Pakistan Muslim League party back to power.
- Sharif's return and the restoration of his appeals is seen as a step towards ending injustice and progressing the country. His party has welcomed the court order, and analysts predict that it could lead to their return to power.
- Sharif's convictions and exile came after being replaced by Imran Khan in 2018, who is currently imprisoned on corruption charges. Sharif's party has now appointed him to lead their election campaign ahead of parliamentary elections.
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Pakistan's ex-leader Nawaz Sharif regains right to appeal convictions, opening a path to election
ISLAMABAD: A federal court in Pakistan's capital on Thursday (Oct 26) restored the right of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to appeal his 2018 convictions in two graft cases, officials said, less than a week after he
Pakistan’s ex-leader Nawaz Sharif regains right to appeal convictions, opening a path to election – KION546
By MUNIR AHMED Associated Press ISLAMABAD (AP) — A federal court in Pakistan’s capital has restored the appeals of the country’s former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif against his 2018 convictions in graft cases. Thursday’s development comes less than a week after Sharif returned home, ending four years of self-imposed exile in London ahead of parliamentary
Pakistan's ex-leader Nawaz Sharif regains right to appeal convictions, opening a path to election
ISLAMABAD (AP) -- A federal court in Pakistan's capital on Thursday restored the right of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to appeal his 2018 convictions in two graft cases, officials said, less than a week after he returned home from four years of self-imposed exile in London.
Pakistan’s ex-leader Nawaz Sharif regains right to appeal convictions, opening a path to election
ISLAMABAD (AP) — A federal court in Pakistan’s capital on Thursday restored the right of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to appeal his 2018 convictions in two graft cases, officials said, less than a week after he returned home from four years of self-imposed exile in London. The decision by the Islamabad High Court was a boost for Sharif ahead of parliamentary elections due in January. If the court overturns his convictions in the coming we…
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