Pakistans Supreme Court signboard vandalized

October 14, 2014 09:40

Vandals in Pakistan have damaged the signboard at the Supreme Court, which hangs on the boundary wall of the apex court. The signboard usually reads 'Supreme Court of Pakistan.' But vandals have removed select alphabets to make it read like a political slogan 'PM out of Pakistan'. According to the sources, SC registrar Tahir Shahbaz, who is currently in Lahore, took notice of the incident when a television channel showed images of the vandalised signboard. The SC registrar also sought an explanation from security officials, who are supposed to be on guard at the SC premises.

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