Haleem Adil Sheikh, the opposition leader in the Sindh Assembly, has been ordered released by an anti-corruption court in a case involving forged property documents, according to ARY News on Thursday.
In a case involving a land deal in Karachi's Malir area, the anti-corruption court reportedly ordered the release of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Haleem Adil Sheikh.
It is important to note that Haleem Adil Sheikh visited a Jamshoro anti-corruption court yesterday, but the ACE squad detained him outside the building.
Later, the anti-corruption establishment (ACE) squad relocated Haleem Adil Sheikh to Karachi and filed a land case against him. The ACE team moved him on Wednesday to the Aziz Bhatti police station in Karachi. The Malir land case was filed against him by the ACE.
The arrest of the opposition leader in the Sindh Assembly, Haleem Adil Sheikh, was denounced as pure fascism earlier in the day by former prime minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan.
Imran Khan declared, "This is blatant fascism, reflecting the Zardari-Sharif mafia's strategy of removing people they cannot buy. Such behaviour is wholly unacceptable in any democracy.
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