There were reports that PTI founder Imran Khan was not satisfied with Latif Khosa's performance in the Tosha Khana case.


Rawalpindi: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan Thursday replaced his lawyers Latif Khosa and Shehbaz Khosa in the Tosha Khana case.
According to the details, Accountability Court Judge Muhammad Basheer heard the Tosha Khana and 190 million pounds references in Adiala Jail filed against Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi, during which Imran was present in the courtroom.
The former Prime Minister Imran Khan changed his lawyers in the Tosha Khana case and appointed Sikandar Zulqarnain and Salman Safdar as lawyers instead of Latif Khosa and Shahbaz Khosa.
Sikandar Zulqarnain and Salman Safdar asked for time to submit their legal documents till January 27, on which the court adjourned the hearing of the Tosha Khana case till January 27 and the hearing of 190 million pound reference till January 30.
The court adjourned the hearing due to Bushra Bibi's absence and directed her to appear on January 30.
Apart from this, founder PTI and Bushra Bibi could not be charged in the 190 million pound reference.
It is pertinent to note that few days ago, there were reports that PTI founder Imran Khan was not satisfied with Latif Khosa's performance in the Tosha Khana case.
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