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Imran Khan among 17 summoned by CTD

Will be made part of investigation in two cases registered at Golra
Police officers walk past a bomb disposal squad van damaged by supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan, during a clash outside the federal judicial complex in Islamabad, Pakistan on March 18, 2023. Reuters
Police officers walk past a bomb disposal squad van damaged by supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan, during a clash outside the federal judicial complex in Islamabad, Pakistan on March 18, 2023. Reuters

The Counter Terrorism Department has summoned PTI chief Imran Khan, along with 16 other party leaders, in two cases registered against them pertaining to “vandalism” outside the Federal Judicial Complex (FJC) on March 18 when Khan appeared there for a court hearing.

“You are directed that cases have been registered against you. Become part of the investigation at the earliest and present your position or else action will be taken against you,” said the order sent to the PTI leaders.

The first information reports (FIRs) registered at the CTD and the Golra police stations in the federal capital accused the PTI chief and party workers of being involved in attacking police and creating unrest outside the FJC in Islamabad during the hearing of the Toshakhana case on March 18.

Names of PTI leaders summoned in case registered at CTD police station

  • Imran Khan
  • Ali Amin Gandapur
  • Ali Nawaz Awan
  • Murad Saeed
  • Shibli Faraz
  • Omar Ayub
  • Aamer Mehmood Kiani
  • Asad Umar
  • Hammad Azhar
  • Amjad Khan Niazi
  • Shehzad Waseem
  • Asad Qaiser
  • Raja Khurram Nawaz
  • Farrukh Habib
  • Jamshed Mughal
  • Umer Sultan
  • Hassan Khan Niazi
  • Colonel (retd) Asim, Imran Khan’s chief security officer

Names of PTI leaders summoned in case registered at Golra Sharif police station

  • Imran Khan
  • Asad Umar
  • Ali Nawaz Awan
  • Jamshed Khan
  • Malik Sajjad
  • Amir Mughal
  • Khan Bahadur
  • Chaudhry Nasir
  • Asad Farooq
  • Tanveer Qazi

Meanwhile, the Islamabad police said that it has no information about Khan’s possible appearance in court on Monday. The police would only provide security under the orders of the court, it added.

“According to the court orders, only the persons concerned are allowed to enter the court premises,” it said in a series of tweets.

The police warned that all legal means would be used “without discrimination” if the past practice was followed–when Khan appeared in court on March 18.

“Full implementation of the law will be implemented on an equal footing,” it said.

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