Toshakhana case: Islamabad court issues non-bailable arrest warrants for Imran Khan for persistent no-shows

 An Islamabad sessions court hearing the Toshakhana case against PTI chief Imran Khan issued on Tuesday non-bailable arrest warrants for him over persistent absences.

Just hours before, he secured bail in two other cases — pertaining to prohibited funding and terrorism — as he appeared before as many courts at Islamabad’s judicial complex accompanied by a large number of party workers.

The PTI chief was required to appear in person in four different cases in courts in Islamabad today:

  • Prohibited funding — banking court located at judicial complex
  • Terrorism — anti-terrorism court at the same judicial complex
  • Toshakhana — in sessions court in F-8 Kachehri
  • Attempted murder case at the same sessions court

The F-8 Kachehri is about a half-hour drive away from the judicial complex.

Imran was set to be indicted in the Toshakhana case today, but his lawyer requested the court that he be exempted from the hearing today because he had to appear in several other courts. His indictment was deferred twice before.

Additional Sessions Judge Zafar Iqbal adjourned the hearing to March 7.

Soon after this setback, Imran reached the Islamabad High Court, which granted him pre-arrest bail until March 9 in the attempted murder case.

The security was elaborate outside the court, with Rangers personnel and police making patrols. Police also reportedly stopped the entry of media personnel inside the court premises.

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