Tosha Khana, Al-Qadir Trust Case, Imran Khan's Accountability Court decision nullified and appeal to Islamabad High Court for bail.

Tosha Khana, Al-Qadir Trust Case, Imran Khan's Accountability Court decision nullified and appeal to Islamabad High Court for bail.

Founder PTI two bail applications filed, bail to be granted till final decision of case, stand in application

Founder PTI Imran Khan approached the Islamabad High Court to annul the decision of the Accountability Court in the Tosha Khana and Al-Qadir Trust case and seek bail. Bail should be granted until the accountability court rejected the bail in both the cases after the arrest.

Chairman NAB, DG NAB, investigation officer have been made parties in the petition. The position has also been adopted in the petition that former Chairman NAB Aftab Sultan refused to file political cases despite pressure, the cases filed against me are based on political revenge and malice.

It should be noted that at the last hearing, the court had declared the petitions of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan admissible against the 190 million pound case and the jail trial in the Tosha Khana reference.

Islamabad High Court had also issued notices to the parties on petitions against jail trial in NAB cases of founder PTI, Justice Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb and Justice Arbab Muhammad Tahir had also issued notices to Secretary Home and sought their response. . The court had remarked that the case should be fixed before an available bench. It should be remembered that earlier in the Islamabad High Court, the judgment was reserved on the appeals of former Prime Minister and founder PTI Imran Khan against the jail. 

Justice Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb and Justice Arbab Muhammad Tahir of Islamabad High Court heard the appeal of Imran Khan against the jail trial in The Tosha Khana and Al Qadir Trust case. Earlier, in the hearing held on January 17, the Islamabad High Court had sent the file to the Chief Justice of Islamabad High Court to form a division bench on Imran Khan's appeals against the jail trial in the Tosha Khana and Al-Qadir Trust case.

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