ISLAMABAD: Former Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Gulzar Ahmed has sought foolproof security from the government, ARY News reported on Thursday.
The ex-CJP Gulzar Ahmed had written a letter to the interior ministry seeking foolproof security for him and his family members. The letter had been sent through the Supreme Court (SC) deputy registrar on January 27.
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He requested the interior ministry to retain his security arrangements as he gave rulings on several high-profile cases including terrorism, extrajudicial killings, minorities rights, encroachments and others.
In his letter, ex-CJP Gulzar Ahmed sought Rangers security for his residence and travel.
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