ISLAMABAD — An anti-terrorism court has ordered former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan to appear either in person or by video link in a case related to an attack on Islamabad’s Judicial Complex.
Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra of the Anti-Terrorism Court issued the order during a hearing involving Mr. Khan and other PTI leaders.
The court declared former PTI leaders Farrukh Habib, Hammad Azhar, Murad Saeed and Shibli Faraz proclaimed offenders and sought details of their properties.
It also issued non-bailable arrest warrants for former Punjab Assembly deputy speaker Wasiq Qayyum and PTI leader Hassan Niazi.
The court adjourned further proceedings until Nov. 5 and directed that Mr. Khan be produced at the next hearing either physically or through a video link.
The case, registered at Islamabad’s Ramna police station, relates to an alleged attack on the Judicial Complex involving Mr. Khan and other PTI leaders.
