Imran Khan’s non-bailable warrants changed into bailable ones. A local court in Islamabad on Friday converted a non-bailable arrest warrant issued against PTI Chairman Imran Khan into a bailable one in a woman judge threatening case.
Additional District and Session Judge Sikandar Khan declared the finding after hearing arguments on the warrant review request filed by the previous premier.
The session judge also ordered the PTI chairman to submit surety bonds worth Rs20,000.
Relevant to mention here that a senior civil judge had issued non-bailable arrest warrants for Imran Khan till March 29, though Imran Khan had challenged the verdict.
Yesterday, the district and sessions court in Islamabad suspended the non-bailable arrest warrant issued for the previous prime minister and PTI chief Imran Khan for 24 hours.
PTI chief’s lawyers Ali Bukhari and Faisal Chaudhry appeared before the court for a review request hearing besides a non-bailable arrest warrant in a female judge ‘threatening’ remarks case.
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Chaudhry, while highlighting the fault in the decision to issue a non-bailable arrest warrant for his client, appealed with the Islamabad court to suspend it.