ISLAMABAD: Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday arrest of former Prime Minister and Pakistani Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan from the court premises are “legitimate” and sent court notices of contempt of court to Islamabad’s Minister of Home Affairs and Police.
high court also instructed the registrar to file a FIR and file a report on investigation until May 16.
Chief Judge of Islamabad High Court (IHC) Aamer Farouk issues previously suspended verdict on petition challenging Imran Khan’s rights arrest. Director General (DG) of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and Attorney General general appeared before the highest court.
During the meeting, NAB employees told the court that they had written a letter to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. for V arrest of head of PTI in Al Qadeer Trust case. The IHC Court noted that no one is above the law and pointed to the injuries the lawyers sustained during the chaos created during arrest of Imran Khan on the premises of the high court.
The IHC Court also noted that the court establishes the legality of Imran Khan arrest whether it is legal or illegal. “What law allows authorities arrest someone from the premises of the Supreme Court?
Judge Farouk ordered officials to immediately inform the court of who was behind V arrest And in in what case was the head of PTI arrested in. The judge argued that action would be taken “even if it should be taken”. against ministers.”
Earlier, Islamabad High Court summoned CEO and prosecutor of National Accountability Bureau after former prime ministers arrest from the premises of the Supreme Court.
Judge Farouk instructed the government to inform the court immediately. who was behind V arrest And in in what case was Imran arrested in.
It should be noted that former prime minister and PTI head Imran Khan was arrested by the Ranger paramilitaries. force in Islamabad High Court earlier on Tuesday in dramatic turn of events which threatened new turmoil in a country.
video broadcast on local TV channels showed Khan – who has a pronounced limp after being shot during an assassination attempt last year – subjected to assault by dozens of paramilitary rangers in armored car inside the Supreme Court of Islamabad.
“When we approached the court’s biometric room to mark their turnout, dozens of rangers attacked us”, said Ali Bukhari, a lawyer with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Khana (PTI) party.
According to the NAB notice, Khan’s warrants were issued on May 1, Chairman of the NAB Lieutenant General (right) Nazir Ahmad Butt.
On Twitter, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said that Imran failed stand trial despite having received several notices in request.
” arrest was conducted by the National Accountability Bureau for damage national treasury,” he said.
According to initial reports, the PTI chairman was taken to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB). office in Rawalpindi.
