Imran Khan, Chairman of PTI, to appear before LHC seeking bail and case details after release. His arrest and release caused widespread unrest, with Khan alleging political revenge.
Imran Khan, PTI Chairman, fights government and army, demands early elections, accuses coalition government of colluding with top generals. He’ll seek bail at LHC and information on cases registered since May 9, causing violent unrest.
Paramilitary Rangers took the former prime minister into custody on May 9 during a routine appearance at the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on graft charges. This arrest led to massive public demonstrations, with supporters setting government buildings ablaze, blocking roads, and causing damage to army property, as they believe it to be the cause of Khan’s downfall.

Imran Khan received bail on Friday after the Supreme Court declared his detention unlawful. Khan expressed his dissatisfaction, stating that he was treated like a terrorist during his time in custody. Despite being ousted in April last year, the 70-year-old leader remains immensely popular. He requested bail from the IHC to allow him time to appear before the Lahore High Court.
In his Saturday petition, Imran Khan emphasized being named in multiple cases and expressed concerns about potential arrests. He believes it’s political revenge and identified the Punjab inspector general and advocate general as respondents. Khan also seeks access to case details from the countrywide protests after his arrest and immunity from further detainment.

Imran Khan’s upcoming appearance before the Lahore High Court carries significant implications for his ongoing legal battles and political pursuits. As he seeks bail and transparency regarding the cases registered against him, tensions in Pakistan’s political landscape remain high. Khan’s determination to hold early elections and his accusations against the govt. and the army contributes to an atmosphere of uncertainty. The uncertainty happens as the country moves closer to the scheduled general elections in October.