ISLAMABAD: A district and session court on Tuesday decided to indict Chairman PTI Imran Khan in Toshakhana Case on February 7. The Court also directed Imran Khan to submit surety bonds of Rs.20,000.
Also read: Toshakhana Case: All you need to know
During the course of proceedings today, Imran’s lawyer Ali Bukhari told Judge Zafar Iqbal that the medical certificates of his client were submitted at the previous hearing.
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اسلام آباد کی مقامی عدالت کا سابق وزیر اعظم عمران خان پر آئندہ منگل 7 فروری کو فردِ جرم عائد کرنے کا فیصلہ
عمران خان کے وکلا نے میڈیکل سرٹیفیکیٹ پیش کئیے
عدالت کاعمران خان کو 20 ہزار روپے کےمچلکے جمع کرانے کا حکم pic.twitter.com/AQzlybryYq— MM News (@mmnewsdottv) January 31, 2023
Lawyer representing the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) exchanged heated arguments with Ali Bukhari, to which the latter asked former to talk to court. On this occasion, the ECP’s lawyer requested court to issue arrest warrants of Imran Khan.
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However, after hearing the arguments, the court decided to indict Imran Khan on February 7 in the case filed by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) against the PTI chief in November last year.
At the previous hearing on January 9, it may be recalled here, the court had approved the PTI chief’s exemption plea and extended his bail till Jan 31.
Also read: Toshakhana gifts’ disclosure could harm Pakistan’s foreign relations, govt tells LHC
The sessions court had summoned Imran Khan on Jan 9 after he accepted ECP’s plea to initiate proceedings against the PTI chief under criminal law for allegedly misleading the electoral body about the gifts he had received from foreign dignitaries during his tenure as the prime minister.
