IHC Dismisses Imran Khan’s Petition Against Military Trial

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has disposed of Imran Khan’s petition seeking to prevent a military trial in May 9-related cases. Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb passed the order after being informed that the government had not yet decided on the trial.

Government’s Stance

Additional Attorney General Munawar Iqbal Duggal assured the court that if a decision is made, legal procedures will be followed. This includes filing an application in a civil magistrate’s court.

Defence Minister’s Hint

Earlier, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif suggested that Imran Khan might face a military trial, citing evidence against him. Asif stated, “It is explicit that the party’s founder will face military trial.”

Allegations Against Faiz Hameed

Asif accused former ISI chief Faiz Hameed of attempting to shift blame onto Imran Khan, saying, “Faiz Hameed will put all the debris on the PTI founder.”

Background

Imran Khan’s petition aimed to prevent a military trial, but the government’s indecision led to the dismissal. The IHC’s decision comes amidst rising tensions between the government and PTI.

Implications

This development raises questions about Imran Khan’s future and the role of the military in politics. Will the government decide on a military trial? What implications will this have for Pakistan’s political landscape? Stay tuned for updates.

Key Takeaways

• IHC dismisses Imran Khan’s petition against military trial.
• Government yet to decide on trial.
• Defence Minister hints at possible military trial.
• Allegations against Faiz Hameed surface.

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