Judges are sitting in full of irritation and their anger has come in words.

After the apprehension in Islamabad's Accountability Court, former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has said that the judges are sitting in full swing.Earlier, Islamabad's Accountability court, in connection with three former references against former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, was accusing him of being adjourned till November 15.

Speaking to media outside the court, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif talked about his decision against Supreme Court in connection with a detailed verdict on Tuesday, saying, 'Tomorrow their anger and anger are in their words tomorrow It's up. You have seen that the words that have come down have become unhappy.

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He added, "I understand that all these irritations, anger and all the words will become black bubbles of history."
"In the past 70 years, many black papers were written by our judiciary, whichever the dictators came and today the decision will be written in the dark chapter."

It is believed that the Supreme Court issued a detailed verdict of the request filed by Nawaz Sharif to revoke the disposal decision and said that facts related to it were inconvenient, so it can not be said that Nawaz Sharif was shocked.
In a detailed 23-page detailed decision, it is also said that it can not be seen by defaulting the false statement from Nawaz Sharif.

In this verdict, the Supreme Court has also stated that its subsidies in the Panama decision are temporary and accountability court evidence is free to decide whether to decline the deadly evidenc.

Official offense

During the hearing filed in Accountability court on Wednesday, according to the case, Shahzad Malik, in the court, was sent to court in charge of the charge sheet against the former prime minister and he was signed.

On the occasion of hearing, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Mary Nawaz and Captain retired Mohammad Safdar were present in the court.

The former prime minister, after being indicted, denied the health offense, saying that the cases which have been set against him are political and they are not being given a fair trial.

The Accountability Court had already been indicted on the three references in front of his representative in the presence of former prime minister.

During the hearing, Nawaz Sharif asked the court about the exemption from his attendance, whether the court could appear in court on the next hearing, then the court asked him to make a written request.

After this, the former prime minister has filed an application for exemption from the court.

Reject referral request

Earlier, the judge's accountability court Judge Muhammad Bashir rejected the petition seeking the references in the hearing of NAB references and said that the details of the decision were issued later.

Judge Muhammad Bashir Tuesday resumed the verdict after hearing the petitions filed by Nawaz Sharif in the light of the decision of Islamabad High Court.

In the accountability court, Khawaja Harris by Nawaz Sharif argued that the three references against Nawaz Sharif are connected to the other, so they should be combined.

Khawaja Harris gave some reference to the Sindh High Court's decisions in his arguments in which the same type of reference was combined.

However, the Deputy Prosecutor of the present there said, "Since the three references were not made by the NAB itself, but in the light of the Supreme Court orders, the court can not do anything in it."