Lahore ATC Reserves Judgment in Khalil Rehman Qamar’s Kidnapping and Honey Trap Case

In a significant development, Lahore’s Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) has reserved its judgment in the high-profile kidnapping case of acclaimed drama writer Khalil Rehman Qamar. The verdict is expected to be delivered on April 14.

The case revolves around allegations of a honey trap and kidnapping, with Qamar claiming that he was coerced and held against his will. His lawyer, during the proceedings, formally requested that the accused be given the death penalty for their involvement in the crime. The court proceedings have been closely followed due to the high profile nature of Qamar’s career and the serious nature of the charges.

Judge Arshad Javed of the Anti-Terrorism Court oversaw the case and confirmed that the judgment will be reserved for later, with a final ruling scheduled for next week. This decision is eagerly awaited by both the public and legal observers alike.

Qamar’s case has attracted significant attention, not only due to the dramatic nature of the allegations but also because it has sparked a broader conversation about personal safety, privacy, and the abuse of power. The outcome of this case is expected to set a significant legal precedent.