PTI Chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan on Friday moved Islamabad High Court to avoid arrest relating to plethora of cases lodged against him throughout the country, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
In his application, Imran Khan prayed the court to bar authorities from arresting him without court’s order. “I have been facing threats ever since assassination attempt against me in Wazirabad last year,” the PTI chief said.
Imran Khan said since the PDM government came into power everyday cases were being lodged against him across the country. He also prayed the court that record of all the cases should be provided to him.
The PTI chief made interior secretary, inspectors general of police of all provinces and FIA director general as respondents.
IHC Registrar’s Office raises objections
Imran Khan has again challenged the district and sessions court’s decision to reject his appeal challenging non-bailable arrest warrants.
The IHC Registrar Office on Friday raised objections at another petition filed by Imran Khan seeking cancellation of non-bailable arrest warrants in Toshakhana case.
The Registrar’s Office said there were no biometrics of Imran Khan and how could the high court again take up a plea about which it had already given its verdict.
The Office further stated that how could the court issue blanket order on a petition?
The district and sessions court on Thursday had rejected Imran Khan’s petition seeking cancellation of the arrest warrants in Toshakhana case.
Reporter Ehtisham Kiyani