The accountability court on Friday extended the judicial remand of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) provincial assembly member and former Punjab minister for forestry, wildlife and fisheries Mohammad Sibtain Khan for 14 days in Chiniot mining case. Sibtain Khan was presented before the AC Judge Naeem Arshad along with two alleged accomplices when the judge ordered to produce them before the court on Sept 6. Jail authorities presented PTI member before court on the completion of his judicial remand. Former secretary Mines and Minerals Department Imtiaz Ahmed, former Manager Operations and Planning Muhammad Aslam, and former Chief Inspector Mines Abdul Sattar, were also presented in court on the expiration of their judicial remand.
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