Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra presided over the hearing
Islamabad: Anti-Terrorism Court Islamabad summons PTI Founder Imran Khan on June 28. The Anti-Terrorism Court in Islamabad has summoned Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan to appear on June 28 in a case involving the violation of Section 144 and vandalism.
Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra presided over the hearing, which was filed under terrorism provisions at Ramna police station. PTI leaders Shibli Faraz, Wasiq Qayyum, and Ali Nawaz Awan were present in court.
In the absence of several key PTI figures, including Murad Saeed, Hammad Azhar, Farrukh Habib, and Hassan Niazi, the court issued bailable arrest warrants for them.
The court’s order stated that Imran Khan, currently held in Adiala Jail, must be presented at the next hearing. The session was adjourned until June 28.
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Anti-Terrorism Court Islamabad summons PTI Founder Imran Khan on June 28
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Pakistan’s Supreme Court has ruled that former prime minister Imran Khan’s dramatic arrest on corruption charges this week was illegal.
The court ordered Mr Khan’s immediate release. His lawyers had argued that his detention from court premises in Islamabad on Tuesday was unlawful.
At least 10 people have been killed and 2,000 arrested as violent protests have swept the country since he was held.
Tuesday’s arrest escalated growing tensions between him and the military.
The opposition leader, ousted in a confidence vote in April last year, was brought to court on the orders of Pakistan’s top judge.
As Mr Khan arrived in court, media ran through the corridors to capture his first public appearance since he was arrested.
Surrounded by security, Mr Khan said nothing as he walked to the wood-panelled courtroom which was filled with officials from his party and journalists.
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