Imran Khan's bail prolonged until September 20 in anti-terrorism case | World News

Former Pakistani Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan's bail was prolonged until September 20 in an anti-terrorism case.

An anti-terrorism court docket (ATC) in Islamabad on Monday granted an extension within the pre-arrest bail plea of Imran Khan in a terror case for allegedly threatening Further Classes Choose Zeba Chaudhry throughout a public rally in Islamabad on August 20, reported Geo News.

Final month, the court docket took discover of the previous prime minister's speech at a public rally, the place he allegedly threatened Islamabad further periods to guage Zeba Chaudhry for extending PTI chief Shahbaz Gill's remand.

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The occasion had moved the Islamabad Excessive Court docket (IHC) to grant Khan transit bail until August 25, however the court docket had directed the previous premier to strategy an ATC because it was a terror case.

The FIR registered towards Khan states that he threatened Further Classes Choose Zeba Chaudhry and cops at a rally in F-9 Park to "terrorise" police officers and the judiciary, reported Geo News.

The principle goal was to stop the cops and judiciary from finishing up their authorized obligations, states the FIR. The FIR was registered on the criticism of Justice of the Peace Ali Javed in Islamabad's Margalla Police Station underneath Part 7 of ATA.

Earlier, Khan has not appeared earlier than a joint investigation workforce (JIT) fashioned by the Islamabad Police to probe the matter regardless of three notices.

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At a rally on the F-9 park in Islamabad, the PTI chair had warned that he would "not spare" Islamabad's inspector-general, deputy inspector normal, and feminine Justice of the Peace, vowing to file circumstances towards them for allegedly torturing PTI chief Shahbaz Gill.

"We is not going to spare the IG and DIG," he stated whereas addressing the rally. The previous prime minister known as out Further District and Classes Choose Chaudhry, who had accredited Gill's two-day bodily remand on the request of the capital police, and stated she, too, ought to put together herself because the case will even be registered towards her, reported Geo News.

The ex-PM led the rally in help of incarcerated chief Gill, who the occasion claims was subjected to "grotesque torture" in police custody.