The three pleaded not guilty before the court, which subsequently adjourned the hearing to June 5. The judge also issued summons for 10 witnesses to appear before the court at the next date of hearing. Speaking to media representatives outside the court, the former minister said that he was disappointed with the developments and said he hoped that reality would come out in due time. Kazmi added that Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) officials had said that they were under significant pressure from certain quarters. Earlier on May 25, the court rejected Kazmi's acquittal plea.
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