Order to approve Imran Khan's bail in the 190 million pound reference

(Islamabad Jobs Pakistan Newspaper Latest 15 May 2024)

The Islamabad High Court gave its verdict on Imran Khan's bail application in the Al-Qadir Trust case, in which the court granted the former prime minister's bail and ordered his release, for which Imran Khan had to submit a bond of Rs 10 lakh.

According to the details, Islamabad High Court Chief Justice Amir Farooq and Justice Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri heard the bail application of PTI founder Imran Khan in the £190 million NAB Reference Al-Qadir Trust case. So Justice Tariq Mehmood Jangiri asked him to tell whether the money was sent by NCA or by Malik Riaz. Amjad Pervez said that Malik Riaz had an out-of-quote settlement with NCA On which Justice Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri remarked that you do not have any document for it, it is all verbal. I asked you before whether you have the order of Forensic or de-Fransic. You said that you have any of these documents. N/A Do you have any evidence of out of court settlement?

Chief Justice Amir Farooq while talking to the new prosecutor Amjad Pervez said that the question of my lord is too much, I don't understand why you are not answering, you have already answered this question in your documents, Justice Tariq Jhangiri asked. What will be said about the money transferred before the note placed before the Prime Minister NAB prosecutor replied that the money was transferred after the Confidentiality deed was executed and Imran Khan's role was that the SP recovery unit was directly affiliated with him.

Justice Tariq Jhangiri remarked that it was not written in the Confidentiality deed that the money would go to the supreme court account. Amjad Parvez replied that on the notice of this court I have re-read the Confidentiality deed. This Confidentiality deed was a big fraud when East Recovery Unit was in correspondence with the National Crime Agency in London. Purchased and transferred to the name of Zulfi Bukhari When the land was transferred to the name of Zulfi Bukhari, then Al-Qadir Trust did not exist.