Imran Khan’s arrest warrants issued in Toshakhana, £190 million cases
ISLAMABAD: (Suno News) An accountability court in Islamabad Monday issued arrest warrants for former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in the Toshakhana and £190 million cases.
The court also ordered the Adiala Jail superintendent to ensure the arrest of the PTI chairman in line with the court orders.
The special Official Secrets Act (OSA) court also issued a non-objection certificate (NOC) for the implementation of the arrest warrants for the PTI chairman.
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) also filed a petition in the accountability court to implement the arrest warrants for the PTI chairman.
Earlier, a few days back, the Adiala Jail superintendent told a special court that he could not arrange a telephone talk of former prime minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan with his sons.
The superintendent, in his reply, told the special Official Secrets Act (OSA) court in Islamabad in the contempt case against him that he had arranged Imran Khan’s conversation with his sons on October 18.
He told the court that one could not talk to people living abroad on WhatsApp for an indefinite time period.
He said the court could give instructions to the Punjab Home Department to amend the rules in that regard.
The superintendent also referred to the letter written by the IG prisons regarding the suspects imprisoned under the OSA and stated that such prisoners did not have the facility of PCO.
He also made it clear before the court that he did not even think of defying the court orders and prayed to the court to dispose of the contempt petition against him.
Shiraz Ahmad Ranjha, lawyer for the PTI, had appeared in the court.
Further hearing of the case had to be adjourned till Monday as Judge Abual Hasnat Zulqarnain was absent.
It is worth mentioning here that the special OSA court had issued a contempt notice to the jail superintendent for not arranging a telephone talk between Imran Khan and his sons—Qasim and Suleiman.
PTI’s lawyer Shiraz Ahmad Ranjha had filed a contempt petition against the jail superintendent.
