IHC approves interim bail of Chairman PTI in seven cases
CJ Amir Farooq has approved Imran Khan's security bond and has stopped police from arresting him while ordered administration to provide foolproof security
Islamabad High Court has granted protective bail to Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan in seven cases, and police have been restrained from arresting him.
According to the details, Chairman Tehreek-e-Insaf and former Prime Minister Imran Khan had filed an application in the Islamabad High Court for protective bail in 7 cases, which the Islamabad High Court approved and ordered to appear in the Sialkot court. Imran Khan left Lahore for Islamabad this morning and appeared at Islamabad High Court.
Chief Justice Islamabad High Court Justice Amir Farooq while approving Imran Khan’s bail has remarked that we are giving him interim bail.
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Chief Justice Amir Farooq remarked that you have to attend your appearance, but we are directing the administration to provide you with foolproof security.
The details regarding how many days Imran Khan has been bailed by Justice Amir Farooq will come in the detailed decision of the court.
While granting bail, the Islamabad High Court has issued orders to Imran Khan to appear before the Special Anti-Terrorism Court.
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Imran Khan will not appear in the Anti-Terrorism Court today as Imran Khan’s lawyer Salman Safdar said that there is no objection to us going to the judicial complex, but there may be security issues again. Pakistan has a history where two Prime Ministers have been assassinated while the third has been assassinated. In such a situation, it is very risky for Imran Khan to go to the judicial complex. Because their lives are in serious danger.
Islamabad High Court while addressing the public prosecutor on this occasion said that it is responsibility of the government to provide security to Imran Khan. Because he is a former prime minister as well as a citizen of Pakistan.
