Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, Imran Khan, finds himself entangled in legal troubles as a Pakistani court issues arrest warrants in the Toshakhana and Al-Kadir Trust cases.

Islamabad Accountability Court's Decree

The Islamabad Accountability Court has taken a significant step by issuing arrest warrants against Imran Khan, and it has directed the prison authorities to ensure the enforcement of the warrant. This development comes as a response to legal proceedings related to financial matters.

Toshakhana Case Unveiled

The Toshakhana case revolves around allegations that Imran Khan, during his tenure as Prime Minister from 2018 to 2022, profited by selling state gifts received during foreign trips. According to Pakistani law, such gifts are supposed to be deposited in the State Depository (Toshakhana), and if a Prime Minister wishes to retain them, a formal process of auctioning and payment is required.

Imran Khan is accused of purchasing these gifts from the Toshakhana at a lower price and then selling them for a substantial profit, totaling more than 5 crores. The gifts include expensive watches, pens, and valuable rings.

Al-Kadir Trust Controversy

The Al-Kadir Trust case is linked to a university project. Imran Khan, his wife Bushra Bibi, and close associates Julfikar Bukhari and Babar Awan are allegedly involved in establishing the Al-Kadir University Project Trust in Sohawa Tehsil, Jhelum. Documents suggest that Imran Khan, while serving as Prime Minister, irregularly provided millions in funds to this university project.

These legal challenges paint a complex picture for Imran Khan, who, as the former Prime Minister, is facing accusations of financial misconduct and misuse of official position. Imran Khan's legal battles add a new chapter to the intricate political landscape of Pakistan. As the court proceedings unfold, the future political trajectory of this prominent figure remains uncertain.

India vs New Zealand 1st T20I will be played at the Wankhede Stadium, New Zealand

A big proposal was made in the meeting of Islamic countries, demanding to declare the Israeli army a terrorist organization.

Gaza Ceasefire Urged by Macron: Netanyahu Responds to French President's Appeal