ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Monday granted an inter-court appeal against the inclusion of Imran Khan's name in the Exit Control List (ECL) and rejection of his application for treason trial in connection with the alleged threatening 'American letter' probe. Decision saved.
According to the report, a two-member bench headed by Justice Amir Farooq heard Maulvi Iqbal Haider's intra-court appeal against the decision of the single bench. The counsel for the petitioner argued in the court that the single bench did not consider the case properly and dismissed the petition and also imposed a fine of Rs. 100,000.
I had said that it was a matter of Pakistan's sovereignty but I did not accuse the diplomat. According to the petition, Imran Khan referred to the threatening letter of the United States to overthrow the government, spoke of putting relations with the United States at stake and demanded action under Article 6 if the national interest was at stake. Rolling Eye based on fake letter Now members are resigning, this letter should be investigated.
Justice Amir Farooq asked if you have lodged any complaint. Copy it? What are you doing in the whole matter? On this Maulvi Iqbal Haider said that he had requested the Home Secretary to attach a copy, the court should issue directions to him to investigate. The court said that this is a political matter? The court, after hearing the preliminary arguments, reserved its decision on the admissibility of the intra-court appeal.
