Antiterrorism court ATC allowed police to interrogate incarcerated Imran Khan in six more cases related to the May riots . The decision followed the addition of new sections of the Pakistan Penal Code PPC in the FIRs dealing with offences of abetting mutiny in the armed forces and waging war against Pakistan .
The investigating officers filed separate applications before the court in each case . ATC judge said in his observations Request of the Investigating Officer being apt is accepted under the law . A lawyer for Imran Khan filed a petition in the Lahore High Court on Thursday against several officials of Attock jail for not allowing him to meet his client .
The court upheld office objections on the petitions of the PTI chairman challenging the dismissal of his prearrest bail pleas in seven cases . The registrars office objected to the petitions maintainability saying the documents furnished by the petitioner had not been attested.
The bench comprised Justice Waheed Khan and Justice Sultan Tanvir Ahmad. The court asked the PTi chiefs counsel to file the petitions again in line with requirements cited by the registrar . The bench asked the petitions to file them again to file again in accordance with the requirements cited in the registraries office.
The judge said the petitions were not maintainable. The petition was not maintainability. Imran Khans counsel had failed to point out any specific legal provision upon which an exemption from personal attendance . The judge ruled that Mr Khans . The case was not to point.
The PTI chief had requested the court. Imran Khan had requested that the petition. The case is not to mention. The application was not … to be. to be an acceptable. The verdict. was not an acceptable to him.
