Police arrested Imran Khan in 12 new cases

International Desk: Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has been arrested in at least 12 more cases by Rawalpindi Police. He has been arrested in these cases in connection with the attack on Pakistan's army headquarters on May 9. He is currently in jail. This information was given in the report of Pakistani newspaper Dawn. According to reports, PTI leader Imran Khan is currently in Adiala Jail. On Tuesday, the Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Rawalpindi granted Imran Khan's two-day physical remand.

Imran Khan has been asked to be interrogated in Adiala Jail. On the same day, the Islamabad Accountability Court indicted Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi in the Toshakhana case. According to the complaint, Imran Khan did not deposit 58 out of 108 gifts received from various heads of state in the state treasury during his tenure as Prime Minister. He kept them to himself. Imran has been accused of keeping the gifts for himself at 'nominal value'.

On the other hand, it was alleged against Bushra Bibi that she ignored the Toshakhana rules and kept the beautiful and expensive jewelry with herself. The judge adjourned the Toshakhana case till January 11. On the same day, 12 witnesses have been asked to appear in court. The list of witnesses includes former military secretary of former Prime Minister Imran and two senior army officers. Personal adviser Shohaib Abbasi will also testify against Imran as an approver.

In an interview given to the media while sitting in jail, Imran Khan said that he had pulled the reins of the powerful side. And for this he has to suffer. Meanwhile, Imran Khan's application for post-arrest bail in the Toshakhana and Al Qadir Trust corruption cases was rejected on Tuesday.

Justice Mohammad Bashir of Pakistan's Accountability Court denied bail. Proceedings in the Al Qadir Trust case related to the £19 million corruption case have been adjourned until January 17. On the same day, Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi were accused in the case.