On Wednesday, a three-judge Supreme Court panel led by Justice Ijazul Ahsan heard Coustoms’ request to add Hluskova’s name to a “stop list” for her role in a heroin smuggling case, despite the fact that she had been acquitted by the Lahore High Court (LHC) due to a lack of evidence against her.
The Pakistani Supreme Court has found insufficient evidence to indicate that the model accused was involved in the heroin supply in Pakistan. Justice Ijazul Ahsan, after hearing the petition, inquired if Customs had transferred the heroin samples recovered from Hluskova to the lab as required by law. However, no trial was held to prove the model’s guilt. She’ll be overjoyed when the case is finished, rather than when her entire career comes to an end. This year, though, she received the most relief.
When Justice Ijazul Ahsan inquired if heroin samples were retrieved from Hluskova and delivered to the lab in accordance with the law. So, in a letter to the judge, Ijazul’s lawyer stated that “the trial court had declared the delivery of the samples lawful” and demanded that the model be barred from going internationally once more. In the case of the Pakistani model, however, no argument worked. The Pakistan Supreme Court has now dismissed Pakistan Customs’ request to prevent Czech model Tereza Hluskova from leaving the country. This matter had been pending in Pakistan for a long time, but it has now been resolved.
The case is now closed, and the model is overjoyed because she is now completely free.