Why RPP order not implemeted, asks CJ

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan resumed hearing of the rental power plant case where Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry questioned that why the court's orders are not being implemented.

A three-member bench headed by the Chief Justice is hearing the case today. The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) officials including the chairman are present in the court today to respond over orders to arrest the prime minister and 15 other people on accusations of graft in 2010. During the hearing, the Chief Justice said that the court had ordered to submit the challan and arrest the accused. He remarked that the accused include people who think themselves above the law, and no one is above the law. The CJ questioned that why the investigation of the matter has not concluded yet when the NAB had the order since March 30, 2012. He remarked that the decision of the rental power case is based on the official credentials. It may be mentioned that Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry had ordered that all those accused of graft in power generation projects be arrested and for the chairman of the NAB to report to the court. Coming as a populist cleric leads tens of thousands of protesters outside parliament to demand that the government resign, Tuesday's order sparked panic about an alleged judiciary-military plot to derail elections due by mid-May. Interior Minister Rehman Malik threatened overnight to disperse the crowd unless leader Tahir-ul Qadri ends the demonstration; the largest political rally in the capital for years, but PresidentAsif Ali Zardari later intervened to stop authorities from using force against protesters. Asked if any arrests were made so far, as ordered by the court, NAB lawyer Aamir Abbas replied: "I am not aware about arrests." There was a heavy media presence outside the court today morning and police stepped up security checks. Commentators doubt that Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf will be detained imminently given that the case has already been running for years. Lawyers say that even if he is arrested for questioning over the allegations, which date back to his time as water and power minister, he can remain in office unless and until he is convicted. http://rtilive.pk/detail/9564 Right to Information Pakistan Live, RTI Live, Information Pakistan, RTI online Research ORganization,breaking news pakistan,current news about pakistan,current news from pakistan,current news of pakistan,current news on pakistan,current news pakistan,google news pakistan,hot news of pakistan,karachi pakistan news,latest news about pakistan,latest news from pakistan,latest news in pakistan,latest news of pakistan,latest news on pakistan,latest news pakistan,latest news pakistan urdu,latest pakistan news,live news pakistan,news about pakistan,news from pakistan,news in pakistan,news of pakistan,news on pakistan,news pakistan,news pakistan latest,pakistan current news,pakistan flood news,pakistan floods news,pakistan karachi news,pakistan latest news,pakistan latest news online,pakistan live news,pakistan new news,pakistan news,pakistan news channel,pakistan news lahore,pakistan news latest,pakistan news live,pakistan news online,pakistan news paper,pakistan news papers,pakistan news service,pakistan news today,pakistan news tv,pakistan news urdu,pakistan news english,pakistan news video,pakistan political news,pakistan top news,pakistan urdu news,pakistan english news,pakistan world news,todaynews of pakistan,rti news of pakistan,rtilive news of pakistan,top news of pakistan,urdu news pakistan,english news pakistan,urdu pakistan news,english pakistan news,world news pakistan,www pakistan urdu news,www pakistan english news,www rtilive pk news,yahoo pakistan news,action news,breaking news,business news, current news,daily news,e news,entertainment news,google news,headline news,india news,pakistan news,international news,it news,latest news,live news,lacal news,national news,new news,news,news channel,news channels,news entertainment,news for kids,news for today,news live,news of the day,news of the world,news of today,news of world,news paper,news papers,news today,news video,news weather,online news,recent news,science news,news the,today news,top news,weather news,world news,news yahoo,yahoo news,RPP order, Supreme Court of Pakistan, rental power plant case, Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, National Accountability Bureau (NAB), Chief Justice, Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, Interior Minister Rehman Malik, NAB lawyer Aamir Abbas,Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf,