Overview
- Judicial Magistrate Naeem Watto distributed challan copies to Saad-ur-Rehman, Aroob Jatoi, and two other accused and summoned them for the next hearing.
- The NCCIA’s case alleges promotion of an illegal gambling app, and investigators have filed a detailed challan against all defendants.
- The court designated Ducky Bhai’s YouTube channel as case property and prohibited any uploads without prior judicial permission.
- The bench ruled that vlogging tied to the case without permission is unlawful and rejected a previously submitted affidavit as self-granted authorization.
- Defense counsel argued the permission process was unclear and said the channel was not being used, while prosecutors opposed any posting due to the risk of promoting illegal gambling.