ISLAMABAD: Former police inspector Abid Boxer has been granted bail by the Anti-Terrorism Court in Lahore in a case related to his alleged escape from police custody and the snatching of government weapons.
Judge Arshad Javed presided over the hearing and approved his bail application against a Rs1 lac surety bond.
Abid, who has been caught up in this legal battle, vehemently denied the police’s allegations, insisting that they are untrue and expressing his willingness to face trial to clear his name. He implored the court to grant his bail application, emphasizing his readiness to cooperate with the legal proceedings.
The case against Abid Boxer was initiated by the Faisal Town police station and has attracted considerable attention due to his history and the seriousness of the charges. Abid Boxer, known for his involvement in various high-profile cases during his tenure as a police inspector, now has the opportunity to establish his innocence in a court of law.
Ons Jabeur, Tunisian Tennis Sensation, Donates Prize Money To Support Palestinians
Meanwhile, after winning the WTA Finals in Cancun, tennis player Ons Jabeur announced her intention to donate a portion of her prize money to support Palestinians.
She defeated Markéta Vondroušová with a score of 6-4, 6-3, making a strong comeback following her earlier loss to Coco Gauff. During an emotional post-match interview, Jabeur expressed her concerns about the ongoing conflict in Gaza and her sadness over the loss of lives, particularly among children and babies. She emphasized that her decision was driven by a desire for global peace rather than political motives.
At 29 years old, Jabeur is striving to reach the top four in the WTA Finals for the first time in her career. She is set to face group leader Iga Swiatek in her last group stage match.
Swiatek, in her match against Coco Gauff, secured a 6-0, 6-4 victory, taking a commanding lead in the first set and ultimately winning the match. Gauff put up a strong fight in the second set but faced challenges, including double faults, leading to her defeat.
