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Imran Khan to Appear in Court Over £190 Mln Settlement Case on 27 November
Imran Khan to Appear in Court Over £190 Mln Settlement Case on 27 November
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On 9 May Khan was picked from the Islamabad court by NAB related to the Al-Qadir Trust corruption case. He remains incarcerated since then. His family fears he could be killed in jail.
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Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has to be presented in court on Monday in a £190 million settlement case, an order issued by the accountability court stated on Friday.The development came as the Judge Muhammad Bashir-headed court approved only a four-day physical remand of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief. However, National Accountability Bureau's (NAB) Deputy prosecutor general Sardar Muzaffar Abbas sought an additional remand for 10 days.The anti-graft watchdog NAB told the court that the probe into the money transferred to the national treasury required Khan's remand be extended.The defense team raised objection to the extension, while submitting two letters before the court. The court was apprised that the letters (6 November, 2019), pertained to Mashreq Bank. adding that the letter emphasized that Imran was not involved in transfer of funds.In contrast to NAB's stance, the prosecution stated that Khan played no role in the transfer of 240 kanals of land. His counsel underscored his contributions, mentioning the establishment of two cancer hospitals, with a third one currently under construction in Karachi, reported Express Tribune.The anti-graft authority stated that the record presented by advocate Zafar required to be probed. On this, the court approved the PTI chief's only four-day physical remand.As the then Prime Minister, Khan allegedly let the tycoon to use it to partly settle a fine of a massive amount imposed by the apex court a few years earlier. Khan was actually supposed to deposit that fund transferred by the UK in his country's national kitty.
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Imran Khan to Appear in Court Over £190 Mln Settlement Case on 27 November
19:33 24.11.2023 (Updated: 19:40 24.11.2023) On 9 May, Imran Khan was picked up by NAB from an Islamabad court in connection with the Al-Qadir Trust corruption case. He has remained in custody since then.
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has to be presented in court on Monday in a £190 million settlement case, an order issued by the accountability court stated on Friday.
The development came as the Judge Muhammad Bashir-headed court approved only a four-day physical remand of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief. However, National Accountability Bureau's (NAB) Deputy prosecutor general Sardar Muzaffar Abbas sought an additional remand for 10 days.
The anti-graft watchdog NAB told the court that the probe into the money transferred to the national treasury required Khan's remand be extended.
The defense team raised objection to the extension, while submitting two letters before the court. The court was apprised that the letters (6 November, 2019), pertained to Mashreq Bank. adding that the letter emphasized that Imran was not involved in transfer of funds.
In contrast to NAB's stance, the prosecution stated that Khan played no role in the transfer of 240 kanals of land. His counsel underscored his contributions, mentioning the establishment of two cancer hospitals, with a third one currently under construction in Karachi, reported Express Tribune.
The anti-graft authority stated that the record presented by advocate Zafar required to be probed. On this, the court approved the PTI chief's only four-day physical remand.
The Al-Qadir Trust case is linked to settlement of 190 million pounds. The Britain's National Crime Agency had actually sent the amount to Pakistan as it confiscated it from a Pakistani property tycoon.
As the then Prime Minister, Khan allegedly let the tycoon to use it to partly settle a fine of a massive amount imposed by the apex court a few years earlier. Khan was actually supposed to deposit that fund transferred by the UK in his country's national kitty.
