Islamabad The High Court of Islamabad (IHC) has planned the hearing of petitions deposited by Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI), the founder Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi, requesting the suspension of their convictions in the case of 190 million corruption.

The division bench, including chief judge Sarfraz Dogar and judge Azam Khan, tackled the case on September 25. Development comes from months after the last hearing held on June 26, following the courts of responsibility on January 17 of the former Prime Minister and his spouse.

Earlier, a bench of two members had expressed instructions according to which the case was heard as soon as possible. However, despite the repeated insurance, the pleas have not been set to hear so far. The delay prompted Aleema Khan, sister of the founder of the PTI, to tackle the chamber of chief judges, stressing the need for an accelerated hearing given the political and legal implications of the case.

The 190 million benchmark, filed by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), accusing Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi to illegally benefit from a regulation between a British property magnate and the Pakistani authorities. The two deny reprehensible acts and insist that the case is politically motivated.

In a parallel development, the IHC has also registered various requests concerning various requests concerning the Toshakhana 2.0 affair. These relate to the early planning of acquittal pleads submitted by the couple. Justice Minhas should hear requests on Friday, marking another important legal battle for the management of the PTI.

The coming procedures should closely draw attention, because the result could have an impact on the legal position of couples and the political landscape before any electoral developments.

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