Judiciary holds different criteria for Sindh and Punjab, says Khursheed Shah

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ISLAMABAD: Opposition Leader Syed Khursheed Shah speaking on the Sharjeel Memon issue on Wednesday stated that judiciary and institutions hold different criteria and principles of justice for Sindh and Punjab.

Citing the voluntary presence in court of former Sindh information minister Memon, Shah said that there have been no arrests of Sharif family, neither their names have been put in the Exit Control List despite serious graft cases against them.

Referring to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) cases against the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader and his family, the leader of the opposition said that the cases are a test for the judiciary.

“This is a test for the SC, from now on dual standards of justice won’t continue,” he said.

Memon was arrested by NAB on Oct 23, after hours of being holed up in court premises. He was taken into custody as he left the court.

Memon was shifted to NAB headquarters Sindh after being escorted from the court.