ISLAMABAD: Previous top state leader and PTI boss Imran Khan Saturday neglected to show up before the Islamabad Police's joint examina...
ISLAMABAD: Previous top state leader and PTI boss Imran Khan Saturday neglected to show up before the Islamabad Police's joint examination group (JIT) in spite of a notification shipped off him by and by for the second back to back time.
Islamabad Police had brought Khan to show up at 5pm; be that as it may, the previous state leader as opposed to showing up before the JIT left for Gujranwala to address PTI's booked public social affair.
The notification was given today after the previous state leader neglected to show up before the JIT at the Margalla Police headquarters for a situation stopped against him for purportedly undermining a lower court judge, Zeba Chaudhry.
The notification referenced that Khan is on bail for the situation till September 12, subsequently, he ought to show up before the examination group at 5pm today to guarantee that he responds to its inquiries.
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) had additionally recently asked the previous state leader to guarantee that he helps out the police for the situation's examination.
Despite the fact that Khan didn't show up before the JIT, he presented an answer on Friday through his legal counselor expressing that the dangers gave to a female adjudicator in a convention don't fall under "psychological oppression" and the case ought to be excused as he is "blameless".
"I'm the director of Tehreek-e-Insaf, I have been the head of the state of Pakistan, the public authority tormented [my aide] Shahbaz Gill because of political resistance, the report recorded in the Islamabad High Court demonstrated the torment of Shahbaz Gill," Khan told the JIT.
The PTI pioneer added that what he said in the discourse can't be classified as psychological warfare, adding that he neither committed any unlawful demonstrations nor hurt anybody.
A first data report (FIR) was enlisted against the previous head of the state on August 21 under the Counter Psychological warfare Act (ATA) for compromising the extra meetings judge and senior cops of the Islamabad Police at a convention in the government capital's F-9 Park.
The FIR was enrolled on the protest of justice Ali Javed at Islamabad's Margalla Police headquarters under Segment 7 of ATA.
Following this, Khan figured out how to get travel bail till August 25 from the IHC yet was approached to move toward the ATC as it was the applicable discussion. Then, the preliminary court expanded the break bail till September 12 in the psychological oppression case.
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