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Fake affidavit against Chief Justic of Pakistan

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Will the signatories to the affidavits, filed with the sworn statement of the chief of staff to the president, submitted to the full court, depose before the judges about the authenticity and veracity of their statements?
At least, one of them is now uncertain not only about the signatures on "his" affidavit but also its contents. At one point, he categorically said that the affidavit was never signed by him. At another stage, he said that the signatures appearing on the affidavit were not his but these did resemble his initials.
Talking to The News on the assurance that his name would not be disclosed, the concerned signatory was apprehensive and shy of going to the court for being a government servant. Since the filing of an absolutely "fake" affidavit does not make sense, the officer was asked to come on the record but he did not oblige. The officer hails from the Punjab.
Well over a dozen affidavits of government servants, both from the Centre and the provinces, are attached to the affidavit of Lt-Gen (retd) Hamid Javaid, the Chief of the Staff.
The CoS's affidavit includes the sworn statements of Chairman Central Board of Revenue Abdullah Yousaf; Lt-Col Saeedullah, MS to the NWFP Governor; Khushnood Akhtar Lashari, former Punjab additional chief secretary and, at present, the Health Secretary; Ali Ahmad Junejo, Hyderabad District Police Officer; Amil Shameen Wyne, former Pishin DPO; Khalid Bilal, former Public Relations Officer of the Supreme Court of Pakistan; Mudassir Iqbal, Director-General (Protocol), Sindh; Ziaul Hasan Khan, former IGP Punjab, and, at present, Commandant, National Police Academy; Mushtaq Hussain Hamdani, Director-General (Protocol) Punjab; Jehangir Mirza, former IGP, Sindh; Safdar Ali, Constable; Muhammad Naeem, Assistant In-charge (security guard); Javed Sadiq Malik, former principal secretary to the prime minister, and, at present, the Federal Ombudsman.
Among those present in the Army House, Rawalpindi on March 9 — as claimed by the Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry in his affidavit submitted before the full court earlier — three, including the CoS to the president, Director-General Military Intelligence Maj-Gen Nadeem Ijaz and Director-General Intelligence Bureau Brig (retd) Ijaz Shah have submitted their affidavits.
The Director-General Inter Services Intelligence (DG ISI) Lt-Gen Ashfaq Kiani, who was also present in the Army House on March 9, did not submit his affidavit.
A senior government legal aide, when asked about the reason for this conspicuous miss, said that there was no need for all to submit their affidavits. The chief justice, in his affidavit, had said that after he declined to resign before the president, the DG ISI and the DG MI pressurized him to quit but he refused to do so. The DG MI, in his affidavit, however, denied to have exerted any pressure on the CJ to resign.
Meanwhile, it has been learnt that the Chief of Staff to President Lt Gen (retd) Hamid Javaid's part of the affidavit was included after much indecisiveness because of the fear that it might lead to supplement the judicial crisis.
According to sources, in a high-level meeting, it was no less than the president's top legal aide, Sharifuddin Pirzada, who advised the government to ignore the inclusion of the said evidence. Pirzada, these sources said, insisted that if the said evidence is produced against the chief justice, then two other senior "authorities" falling in the same category of "corruption" should also be proceeded against by the government.
The CoS, in his affidavit, said, "The CJP submitted numerous claims and received cash worth hundred of thousands of rupees for reimbursement of petrol for car No. CIA-9 on the basis of receipts, purportedly issued by a Shell Pump (Abdullah & Sons) at Sumungly Road, Quetta. All the receipts are bogus. The pump, at all material times, only sold diesel, it did not sell petrol. The amounts were reimbursed to the CJP against these fake receipts."
According to the sources, it was revealed to the official investigators during the probe that it was not the chief justice alone but also two other respected authorities, who were getting reimbursement of petrol on the basis of receipts issued by the same Shell pump, which the CoS affidavit claims does not sell petrol and only deals with diesel.
These disclosures upset the decision makers for the reason that if the said evidence was produced against the chief justice, then how could the other two be spared.


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