Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Ex-ISI Chief Hameed Appeals Military Court Conviction
A former top spy in Pakistan named Faiz Hameed was sentenced to 14 years in jail by a military court.
He was found guilty of doing political activities, breaking secrecy rules, misusing his power, and causing harm to others.
Now, he has asked for a review of his punishment.
His lawyer confirmed that the request was sent to a higher court.
The case started because a property developer said Hameed and others took his things and made him pay a lot of money.
The military court took a long time to decide, and now Hameed is waiting to see if his sentence will change.
Former ISI chief Faiz Hameed appeals his 14-year military court conviction.
Conviction based on four counts: political activities, violating Official Secrets Act, misusing authority, and causing wrongful loss.
Appeal filed on December 27, 2024, with specific grounds not disclosed.
Hameed is currently held at Special Prison Rawalpindi.
Conviction stems from a 2017 complaint by a property developer, resurfaced in 2023.
- Who
- Faiz Hameed, former ISI chief
- What
- Appeal against military court conviction
- When
- Appeal filed on December 27, 2024
- Where
- Islamabad, Pakistan
- Why
- Convicted on four counts including misusing authority and causing wrongful loss
- Name
- Faiz Hameed
- Former Position
- Chief of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)
- Conviction Date
- December 11, 2024
- Sentence
- 14 years in jail
- Appeal Filed
- December 27, 2024
- Current Location
- Special Prison Rawalpindi
- Conviction Counts
- 4 (political activities, violating Official Secrets Act, misusing authority, causing wrongful loss)
