ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court
barred on Tuesday Zaka Ashraf from performing his duties as the chief of
Pakistan Cricket Board and issued notices to Zaka, Secretary sports, Secretary
of Pakistan Sports Board, and Federal Secretary of inter-provincial
coordination in this regards, DawnNews reported.
A single-member bench of the IHC
comprising of Justice Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui resumed the hearing over a petition
submitted by Major (r) Ahmed Gulzar Suddle which said that the recent elections
for the post of PCB chief were held fraudulently.
The petitioner had alleged that
election board constituted for the election of the PCB chief was not as per
rules and rather in contradiction to the board's own constitution.
The petition also requested that
Zaka be stopped from convening or attending any meeting of the Board.
Suddle further requested for fresh
elections to take place giving an opportunity to former members of the national
team.
The court admitted the petition for
hearing barred Zaka from performing his duties as PCB chief and issued notices
to Secretary sports, Secretary of Pakistan Sports Board, Federal Secretary of
inter-provincial coordination, and the PCB chief seeking a reply within a week.
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