Imran approaches IHC to stop arrest in cases against him across country

Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan Friday approached Islamabad High Court (IHC) to stop arrest in cases filed against him across country, GNN reported.

According to details, PTI chairman had filed two appeals in IHC in which he requested court to stop police from arresting him without court orders. He also challenged the disposal of application of arrest warrant issued against him.

Issuing objections over both appeals, registrar office stated that applications do not have the biometric of Imran Khan and also how can IHC address the case again which has been sorted already by the court.

The former prime minister asked court to provide him data regarding all the cases registered against him.

Imran Khan stated that since Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) government holds the charge, cases have been registered against him across country, adding that, “He had been attacked in Wazirabad and his life is in under severe threats”.