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JIT Finds PTI’s Shah Mahmood Qureshi Guilty in Seven Cases

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A Joint Investigation Team (JIT) has declared Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) vice chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi guilty in seven cases, including charges of terrorism and involvement in the May 9 riots.

According to the police, Qureshi’s guilt was established based on contradictory statements and substantial evidence against him. The PTI leader failed to provide satisfactory answers regarding the May 9 events and was implicated in vandalism incidents, corroborated by digital evidence.

The JIT interrogated Qureshi at Adiala Jail and recorded his statement three times. Following the investigation, the police have filed a charge sheet in court, officially declaring Qureshi guilty in all seven cases.

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