Tue, 21-Oct-2025

Court extends bail of PTI founder, Bushra Bibi

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ISLAMABAD: A District and Session Court Islamabad on Tuesday extended interim bails granted to founder of PTI Imran Khan and his spouse Bushra Bibi till January 7, 2025.

Islamabad District and Sessions Judge Muhammad Afzal Majoka heard the bail pleas in 6 cases against founder PTI and one case against Bushra Bibi.

During the hearing, the junior counsel for the accused appeared in the court and told that the senior counsel is busy in Central Jail Adiala and therefore cannot appear today.

Later, the court adjourned the hearing by extending the interim bails of founder PTI and Bashira Bibi till January 7.

The cases filed against PTI founder include attempted murder, vandalism, violence, and forging receipts, while his wife, Busra Bibi, is facing charges of submitting fake receipts in the Toshkh.

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PTI founder interim bail in six, Bushra’s in one case extended

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ISLAMABAD: The District and Sessions Court has extended the interim bail of Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) founder in six cases and his wife Bushra Bibi in a case.

Judge Afzal Majoka of the District and Session Court of Islamabad heard the pre-arrest bail application of  PTI founders in six cases and Bashira Bibi in a case in which Imran Khan’s lawyer Zahid Bashir appeared in the court.

During the hearing, Imran Khan’s lawyer Zahid Bashir pleaded for adjournment of the hearing and said that the senior counsel is busy with other cases in Lahore and Salman Safdar cannot appear in court today.

Later, the court adjourned the hearing by extending the interim bail till October 21 PTI founders in six cases and Bushra Bibi in a case.

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Court acquits PTI founder, Bushra Bibi in Iddat case

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ISLAMABAD: An Additional District and Sessions Court acquitted Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi in the iddate case.

Additional district and sessions court Judge Muhammad Afzal Majoka pronounced the reserved verdict and declared the trial court verdict null and void.

The court accepted ex-PM Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi’s pleas seeking annulment of conviction in the iddat case.

Judge Afzal Majoka ordered the release of Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi if they are not wanted in any other case and also dismissed the medical board’s plea.

Justice Afzal Majuka pronounced verdict on the appeals against the convictions of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi in the Iddat case, in which the court said that both the appeals related to the opinion of the medical board and the scholars are rejected.

The court declared the sentences of both as null and void and ordered acquittal.

The court issued orders for the release of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi.

The court allowed the appeals against the sentence of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi in the Iddat case and declared the sentence null and void and acquitted both of them from the case.

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PTI founder, Bushra Bibi’s pleas seeking suspension of sentence in iddat case rejected

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ISLAMABAD:  A district and session court in Islamabad rejected the petitions seeking suspension of the sentences handed down to Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi in the iddat case.

Additional Sessions Judge Afzal Majoka issued a detailed verdict rejecting the appeals of PTI founder Imran Khan and his Bushra Bibi for suspension of sentence in Iddat case.

The detailed judgment of Additional Sessions Judge Afzal Majoka regarding suspension of sentence of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi consists of 10 pages.

Additional Sessions Judge Afzal Majoka wrote in a detailed judgment that both the appeals for suspension of sentence haverejected. He remarked under Section 426 is bailable but the convict is not entitled to bail, under the law even a woman convict cannot be eligible for bail.

Judge Afzal Majoka in his judgment referred to several judgments related to fraudulent marriage and wrote that in the cited judgments, no convict’s sentence was suspended. The convict cannot be considered innocent in the application for suspension of sentence.  Founder PTI and Bushra Bibi has served a long time of her sentence.

Additional Sessions Judge Afzal Majoka had reserved the verdict on the appeals against Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi’s sentence on June 25, which was pronounced today.

It should be remembered that Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi were sentenced to 7, 7 years in prison on 3 February 2024 in a case related to marriage during Iddat, which they challenged.

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Court reserves verdict on suspension of PTI founder, Bushra Bibi sentence   

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ISLAMABAD: The District and Sessions Court of Islamabad has reserved its judgment on the petition seeking suspension of sentence for Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi in the Iddat Nikah case.

Judge Afzal Majoka of the District and Sessions Courts of Islamabad heard the suspension of sentence and central appeals in the Iddat Nikah case of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi. During the hearing, Khawar Maneka’s lawyer Zahid Asif gave arguments.

Zahid Asif opposed the request for suspension of sentence and said that the court has to see whether the case of the appellants is for suspension of sentence or not.

The lawyer said that the facts of the interview conducted were distorted. The Khawar Maneka’s son said in the same interview that the founder of PTI was not married to Bushra Bibi, this is a false allegation.

During the hearing, Judge Afzal Majoka told Khawar Maneka’s lawyer that the appellants say that they were harassed after which the complaint was filed. The lawyer replied that no, there were no such circumstances. He was arrested for investigation by an investigative agency.

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