Former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry has been granted permission by the Islamabad High Court to travel abroad for a period of two weeks. Chief Justice Amir Farooq presided over the hearing where the court temporarily lifted the travel ban on Chaudhry, allowing him to leave Pakistan from August 10 to 24. In his statements to the media, Chaudhry expressed concerns over the state of law and order in Pakistan, criticizing the ongoing legal proceedings against him. He emphasized the need for political stability and dialogue to address the country's challenges, highlighting issues affecting the common man such as high electricity bills and economic pressures. Chaudhry's remarks underscored broader concerns about institutional integrity and the future direction of Pakistan amidst ongoing political tensions.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan