Judge Arshad Malik video: Pak HC in the UK attests to Nasir Butt's forensic examination

 LONDON: Pakistan High Commission has attested Nasir Butt’s forensic file related to audio and video of former responsibility court docket pass judgement on Arshad Malik, prepared and authenticated by way of a British forensic company.

On Thursday afternoon, Nasir Butt visited Pakistan High Commission, London with four volumes of the forensic record along side an order from the Islamabad High Court (IHC) for attestation of the report.

Nasir Butt, the central character of pass judgement on Arshad Malik video scandal, stayed within the Pakistan High Commission for over two hours and got here out confirming to media that the forensic file were attested and can be sent to Pakistan soon for presentation ahead of the courtroom right through the next hearing of Nawaz Sharif’s Flagship and Al-Azizia cases.

Pakistan High Commission showed that the forensic report has been attested. Previously, Nasir Butt had visited Pakistan High Commission on 4 events but the High Commission officials had refused to attest the record declaring that Pakistan Foreign Office had not authorised it.

Nasir Butt advised media that he was once grateful to Islamabad High Court for issuing orders in this regard. He stated that judge Arshad Malik’s sacking through Lahore High Court is his vindication and confirmed that the allegations made in opposition to him by means of the government have been false and baseless.

He confirmed copies of the forensic document ready through digital forensic firm CYFOR, a consultant organisation providing products and services within the spaces of eDiscovery and Digital Forensics with expertise in complex information analytic and information restoration.

CYFOR has showed in its 43-page document that former responsibility court pass judgement on Arshad Malik’s secretly recorded videos and audios are genuine, unique and in keeping with the unique recordings.

Arshad Malik, the former responsibility pass judgement on who convicted Nawaz Sharif in belongings past method case, was secretly recorded as pronouncing that he was once blackmailed and put under power to convict the former premier and that he regretted convicting him.

The forensic record has also been registered by Charles Drostan Guthrie, notary general, and accredited by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). Nasir Butt said it was unfortunate that the Pakistani executive had been doing the entire lot for 365 days so that the paper could no longer be attested to by the Pakistan High Commission.