It further alleged that the “leaks are being tampered with and released to the public in an attempt to malign and stigmatize the Petitioner and undermine his standing in the estimation of the public”.
In his petition, the ousted prime minister maintained that those responsible should be punished through an investigation into the recordings. He furthered that other audios should be prevented from being leaked and that the government and concerned authorities should take steps to stop their release.
Imran urged that the SC “supervise the whole process so as to ensure that the JIT or the commission completes its task in a satisfactory manner, the illegal surveillance is put to a permanent end, the surveillance data is identified, retrieved, secured and then destroyed, if need be, and appropriate action taken against the culprits”.
The Federation of Pakistan, Intelligence Bureau, Federal Investigation Agency, and Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority were nominated as respondents in the plea.
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