The court was outraged by the jail authorities’ objection to former Punjab chief minister Parvez Elahi’s parole order for allegedly committing corruption in Punjab Assembly recruitments.

The jail authorities objected and petitioned the anti-corruption court, requesting that the court’s conditional decision be explained. The anti-corruption court was outraged by the jail administrators’ attitude.

The Anti-Corruption Court’s Special Judge Ali Raza Awan issued show cause notices to Camp Jail’s superintendent and deputy superintendent. The court also issued a show cause notice to CEO Anti-Corruption Rizwan Nawaz.

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