ISLAMABAD:
Awami Muslim League leader Sheikh Rasheed is set to face Azam Swati-like
treatment as more cases have been registered against him in Karachi and Murree.
A team of Karachi police today left for Islamabad to take custody of Sheikh
Rashid. His two-day physical remand will expire today (Friday) in a case of a baseless allegation against Asif Zardari for planning the murder of Imran Khan.
Karachi police have registered a case against Sheikh Rasheed for using
derogatory and indecent language against foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto
Zardari.


Mochko police station in Karachi registered a case on Thursday.
Islamabad police arrested Sheikh Rasheed two days ago for leveling serious and baseless allegations against PPP co-chairman Asif Zardari. Rasheed said Zardari has prepared a plan for the assassination of PTI chairman Imran Khan.
Earlier, a district and sessions court in Islamabad approved two days physical remand of Sheikh Rasheed, chief of Awami Muslim League and an ally of PTI.
Islamabad police sought eight days remand from the court, but the district and sessions court granted only two days physical remand.
Before giving remand, the court ordered police to have medical examination of Sheikh Rasheed from the hospital.
Earlier, Islamabad police arrested Sheikh Rashid early Thursday morning and presented him in the court in the afternoon to get remand.
Before arresting the AML leader, Islamabad police gave him a last chance to record his statement on Wednesday regarding his claim that Asif Zardari has prepared a plan for the murder of Imran Khan.


According to FIR, Sheikh Rasheed has been arrested on the complaint of a PPP leader wherein he said the AML leader leveled baseless but serious allegations against Asif Ali Zardari for hatching a plan to assassinate Imran Khan through terrorists.
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Rawalpindi Division President Raja Inayat Ur Rehman lodged an FIR with the Aabpara Police Station in Islamabad.


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