The Rawalpindi Anti-Terrorism Court has prolonged the bodily remand of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan for an extra six days in connection with case wide variety 2831 registered on the New Town police station concerning the September 28 arson assault. The court docket’s choice got here as Anti-Terrorism Court Judge Amjad Shah presided over complaints at Adiala Jail, in which the prosecutor successfully argued for an extension of Khan’s bodily remand. It is noteworthy that Imran Khan was arrested by using Rawalpindi Police the day after being granted bail via the Islamabad High Court within the Toshakhana II case closing week. He changed into taken into custody with regards to a case registered beneath the provisions of the Anti-Terrorism Act on the New Town police station, regarding accusations of arson, encroachment, stone pelting, and resisting law enforcement. The case also consists of costs of detrimental authorities assets. A police spokesperson stated that an research team led by means of the SSP Investigation is currently interrogating the PTI chairman, and he can be supplied earlier than the courtroom again the next day for further remand proceedings. This follows Imran Khan’s preliminary look before the Anti-Terrorism Court at Adiala Jail, in which a five-day physical remand became granted the day after his arrest. Yesterday, the Islamabad High Court launched Imran Khan on bail inside the Toshakhana II case against a bond of Rs1 million and two sureties. Justice Mian Gul Hassan Aurangzeb, who authored the only-page order, counseled that Khan must no longer misuse his bail and should attend all hearings within the trial courtroom unless granted an exemption. Despite securing bail in the Toshakhana case, Imran Khan stays imprisoned, as he calls for bail in sixty six different cases to be released from custody.
