Musharraf not to be discharged in Benazir Bhutto murder case
Islamabad: In yet another setback to Pervez Musharraf, a Pakistani anti-terrorism court today rejected the former military ruler's request for dropping his name in the Benazir Bhutto murder case and fixed a date for a
The court also dismissed Shah's request to become a party and a witness in the case, saying he was politically affiliated.
The court has ordered fresh trial in the case that will begin on October 22. It has also summoned three witnesses.
On June 25, the Federal Investigation Agency had submitted a final chargesheet against Musharraf that declared him the “prime accused”.
The anti-terrorism court indicted Musharraf on August 20.
The 70-year-old former army chief was arrested by the FIA on April 26 and later granted bail in the case against two surety bonds of Rs 1 million each.
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