Islamabad court had issued Imran Khan’s arrest warrants due to his continuous absence from case hearings
Imran Khan, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, has once again failed to appear before the court in the Toshakhana case. The case is related to the misuse of government vehicles, which were allegedly gifted to the former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and the former President Asif Ali Zardari.
Khan was summoned by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to appear before the court, but he did not show up. This is not the first time that Khan has skipped a hearing in the Toshakhana case. In fact, he has failed to appear before the court on multiple occasions.
The court has expressed its displeasure over Khan’s absence and has warned him that if he fails to appear before the court in the future, legal action will be taken against him. The NAB has also issued a notice to Khan, asking him to explain his absence.
The Toshakhana case has been a topic of controversy in Pakistan, with many people accusing the government of misusing its power to benefit its own members. The case has also been linked to the ongoing political battle between Khan’s ruling party and the opposition parties.
Khan’s failure to appear before the court has once again raised questions about his commitment to accountability and transparency. Critics have accused him of being selective in his pursuit of justice and using his position to protect his own interests.
The Toshakhana case is just one of the many challenges facing Khan’s government, which is struggling to address the country’s economic and social issues. It remains to be seen how the Prime Minister will respond to the court’s warning and what impact his absence will have on the ongoing investigation.
