IHC grants bail to 10 Chinese nationals in cybercrime case
Most outlets reported that the Islamabad High Court granted bail to 10 Chinese nationals accused in a cybercrime case involving alleged illegal call centre activities. 24 News HD highlighted the court’s observation about the lack of specific evidence provided by the prosecution, while Dawn focused on the bail being granted post-arrest and the requirement for the accused to appear before the trial court.
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Islamabad High Court grants post-arrest bail to 10 Chinese nationals in cybercrime case
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has granted post-arrest bail to 10 Chinese nationals accused in a cybercrime case involving alleged illegal call centre activities, directing them to appear before the trial court at every hearing and barring them from leaving Pakistan without prior permission. Justice Shahrukh Arjumand issued a five-page written order while allowing the bail petitions ...
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Lack of specific evidence: IHC grants bail to 10 Chinese nationals
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has granted bail to 10 Chinese nationals arrested in connection with an alleged call center cybercrime case, observing that the prosecution had not presented sufficient evidence to establish their individual involvement in the alleged offences.
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