In a significant development in the fate of the May 9 uneasiness, a Lahoreanti-terrorism court has granted authorization to police authorities to interrogate Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf( PTI) author and former Prime Minister Imran Khan in jail. The court also approved the conduct of a lie detector test and photogrammetric analysis in connection with 12 terrorism- related cases filed against him.
The decision, blazoned by Judge Manzar Ali Gul, followed a solicitation by the execution seeking the court’s blessing to carry out these investigative procedures. The court further directed law enforcement officers to submit a detailed disquisition report by May 26, adding urgency to the high- profile inquiry.
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These legal proceedings stem from the violent incidents on May 9, which were touched off by Khan’s arrest and redounded in wide demurrers and damage to public and military parcels across Pakistan. The government had indicted PTI sympathizers of orchestrating planned attacks on sensitive installations, leading to a crackdown on the party’s leadership and workers.
Meanwhile, Imran Khan, presently held at Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, was allowed to meet close family members and his legal platoon. His sisters — Aleema Khan, Uzma Khanum, and Noreen Khanum — visited him, alongside prominent legal helpers including PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, Salman Safdar, and Zaheer Abbas Chaudhry. In a separate visit, Khan’s woman
Bushra Bibi was visited by her family- in- law Mehrun Nisa Ahmed.
This rearmost judicial development marks a critical step in the ongoing legal battle involving the PTI chief, who continues to deny all charges and maintains that the cases are politically motivated. As the deadline for the disquisition report approaches, all eyes remain on how the inquiry unfolds and what counter accusations it may hold for the former premier’s political future.
