The Islamabad High Court decided to postpone the indictment of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf President Khan until 03 October after the party’s chief threatened the additional district judge and Zeba Chaudhry sessions. .
The Islamabad High Court was due to indict Imran Khan on Thursday during the hearing of the contempt of court case brought against him for his comments against the judiciary in his speech on 20 August. complaint by magistrate Ali Javed for threatening a female judge.
The case was heard today by a five-member court headed by Chief Justice Athar Minullah of the Islamabad High Court. The bench included Judge Mohsin Akhtar Kayani, Judge Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb, Judge Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri, and Judge Babar Sattar.
Imran told the court that I am ready to apologize to the judge.
The court asked to submit an affidavit detailing what he had said and done, Chief Judge said it was his personal decision whether he wanted to meet the judge in person or not, but it makes sense and sense for the purpose of court. . The apology was ‘enough’.
The hearing was postponed until October 3rd.
He was going to have to say sorry. It was time to put his pride aside. He said that the country is drowning not just in floodwaters but also economically, and that continuing the case would only cause “commotion, chaos, and confusion.”
Lawyer Asad Rahim told Dawn.com that it would be unfair to compare Mr. Khan’s remarks to instances such as that of Talal Chaudhry or Nehal Hashmi.
He did, however, emphasize that Mr. Khan still had the responsibility to offer an unqualified apology and close this chapter.
Also Read: Court Review of Khawaja asif Demand for Witness Change
