Second contempt petition filed in Supreme Court over PTI founder’s meetings and calls
A second contempt of court petition has been filed in the Supreme Court by Dr Uzma Khan over the medical treatment and transfer to hospital of the PTI founder. The petition alleges that he was not allowed meetings and was not given the facility to speak to his children by phone. The petitioner has stated that the court order of 18 August has not been implemented.
The petition also alleges that, despite the court order, the PTI founder was not allowed to meet visitors, and that Dr Uzma Khan, Aleema Khan and Qasim Zaman were stopped from meeting him.
Additional documents have been submitted with the petition. Two miscellaneous applications have also been filed for the additional documents. Additional documents have also been submitted in the petitions of the PTI founder and Dr Uzma Khan.
More from Pakistan
US plans deportation flight to Pakistan for detained Afghans, including relatives of allies
National Assembly passes Frontier Constabulary restructuring and other bills
GHQ attack case: court upholds order removing Tahir Sadiq’s name from ECL
Kashmir Black Day: Zardari, Shehbaz urge world to act on rights in occupied Kashmir
Mecca defence pact delegation meets Iran’s leaders in Tehran, agrees to continue talks
Pakistan will defend Saudi Arabia with full force, says Khawaja Asif
Pakistan rejects Taliban claims of civilian deaths; UN figures differ
Sohail Afridi was, is and will remain chief minister, says Barrister Gohar
ECP decides to formally use AI in elections, bans deepfakes and makes labels mandatory
Pakistan will succeed in US-Iran mediation efforts, says Yousuf Raza Gilani
Barrister Gohar rejects governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, alleges political revenge
