Suspects in Qazi Faez Isa car ambush to be deported, claims journalist

ISLAMABAD: Senior journalist Mazhar Abbas has revealed that individuals involved in an alleged attack on former Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa’s car in London are set to face deportation.

During an appearance on Hum News’ program Faisla Aap Ka with Asma Shirazi, Abbas stated that around 26 people, including 10 to 12 women, who reportedly harassed Isa’s vehicle, will be sent back to Pakistan.

However, according to the City of London Police spokesperson no formal complaint has been registered with the local police regarding the incident.

London police spokesperson said, “We are aware of an incident which occurred on Middle Temple that involved protesters surrounding a vehicle, but, at this time, there have been no official allegations made to the police.”

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The confrontation occurred on October 29 as Justice Isa was departing from the Middle Temple, using a Pakistan High Commission car. The vehicle was reportedly pursued and obstructed by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protesters. Earlier in the day, PTI’s UK chapter held a protest outside Middle Temple, which concluded without incident. However, a small group of around ten supporters lingered afterward, eventually surrounding the diplomatic vehicle and allegedly attempting to force open its doors.