# Peshawar ATC names Afridi and Chamkani as absconders

> Peshawar Anti-Terrorism Court orders absconder notices for Sohail Afridi and Aamir Chamkani in Radio Pakistan attack case.
- Title: Peshawar ATC names Afridi and Chamkani as absconders
- Summary: Peshawar Anti-Terrorism Court orders absconder notices for Sohail Afridi and Aamir Chamkani in Radio Pakistan attack case.
- Keywords: peshawar atc, sohail afridi, aamir chamkani, radio pakistan, section 87 notices, code of criminal procedure, absconder proceedings, pakistan, The Express Tribune
- Source: The Express Tribune — https://tribune.com.pk/story/2640314/peshawar-atc-initiates-absconder-proceedings-against-sohail-afridi-in-radio-pakistan-case
- Author: Yasir Ali
- Published: 2026-11-14T16:59:25+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: peshawar atc, sohail afridi, aamir chamkani, radio pakistan, section 87 notices, code of criminal procedure, absconder proceedings, pakistan, news
## Peshawar ATC initiates absconder proceedings
Peshawar Anti-Terrorism Court ordered Section 87 notices for Sohail Afridi and Aamir Chamkani in Radio Pakistan attack case.
## Police report failure to locate accused
Police stated they could not arrest Afridi and Chamkani despite efforts to execute Section 204 arrest warrants.
## Court directs Section 87 notices
Court ordered notices under Section 87 of Code of Criminal Procedure after police report failure to locate accused.
## Next steps for absconders
If accused still avoid arrest, court will initiate Section 512 CrPC proceedings to declare them proclaimed offenders.
## Radio Pakistan attack background
Attack occurred during May 9-10 protests after Imran Khan's arrest, causing extensive damage to historic radio station.
## Over 80 PTI leaders named in cases
More than 80 PTI leaders and workers initially reported in cases related to Radio Pakistan attack violence.
## Key takeaway

Peshawar ATC issued Section 87 notices to declare Sohail Afridi and Aamir Chamkani absconders after police failed to arrest them in the Radio Pakistan Peshawar attack case.