LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has submitted surety bonds for 3 instances at an anti-terrorism courtroom and one case on the Lahore Excessive Courtroom (LHC) on Tuesday.
The three instances on the ATC are associated to the incidents of arson that occurred on Might 9 — the day he was arrested by the Nationwide Accountability Bureau (NAB) from the premises of the Islamabad Excessive Courtroom.
Three bonds value Rs100,000, which have been submitted to the ATC on behalf of Advocate Habib, have been accepted by ATC Decide Ijaz Ahmed Buttar.
The anti-terrorism courtroom had already accepted Khan’s pre-arrest bail on Might 19 within the three instances — considered one of which pertains to the assault on Corps Commander Home in Lahore — until June 2.
After ATC, for the fourth case, Khan went to the LHC for submitting surety bonds. The case pertains to the distortion and hiding of proof concerning the alleged homicide of a PTI employee — Zille Shah.
The LHC too had already granted Khan pre-arrest bail within the case until June 2.
Previous to Khan’s arrival on the ATC, a petition was filed earlier than ATC Decide Abhar Gul Khan requesting permission for Khan’s car to enter the courtroom premises.
The petition cited the “hazard” to the PTI chief’s life as the explanation for the request.
Subsequently, permission was granted and a automotive with jammers together with different safety automobiles left Zaman Park for the courtroom.
Previous to Khan’s arrival on the ATC, a petition was filed earlier than ATC Decide Abhar Gul Khan requesting permission for Khan’s car to enter the courtroom premises.
The petition cited the “hazard” to the PTI chief’s life as the explanation for the request.
Subsequently, permission was granted and a automotive with jammers together with different safety automobiles left Zaman Park for the courtroom.