Pakistan court allows police to arrest ex-PM Imran Khan in May 9 riot case

Pak Court Grants Permission to Police to Arrest Imran Khan in May 9 Riot Case

The 70-year-old Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman is currently lodged in the Attock District Jail in Punjab province after his conviction in the Toshakhana corruption case earlier this month

Pak Court Grants Permission To Police To Arrest Imran Khan In May 9 Riot Case

In another blow to Imran Khan, a Pakistani court has granted permission to police to arrest and investigate the jailed prime minister in connection to the May 9 vandalism incident at Lahore's Corps Commander's House, better known as Jinnah House, it emerged on Thursday. The 70-year-old Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman is currently lodged in the Attock District Jail in Pakistan's Punjab province after his conviction in the Toshakhana corruption …

Pakistan court allows police to arrest ex-PM Imran Khan in May 9 riot case

The 70-year-old PTI chairman is currently lodged in the Attock District Jail in Punjab province after his conviction in the Toshakhana corruption case.

Pak court grants permission to police to arrest Imran Khan in May 9 riot case

An investigation team would be sent to Attock Jail to investigate the PTI chairman. The team would submit its report to the court, the report said quoting police sources. The sources said for the time being Khan's arrest in the arson case would be kept on hold. Pakistan saw massive nationwide anti-government protests following the arrest of Khan by paramilitary Rangers in a corruption case on May 9. Khan was later released on bail.

Pakistan antiterror court allows ex-PM Imran Khan’s arrest over May riots

Khan is currently serving a three-year jail sentence following his conviction earlier this month in a corruption case.

A Pakistani court delays ruling on ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan's conviction appeal

A court in Pakistan's capital delayed for a day a crucial ruling that was expected Thursday on an appeal from the country's imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan against his recent conviction and three-year sentence in a graft case, one of his lawyers said.