Barrister Gohar, the Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), announced after the Supreme Court ruling on the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) laws that the Toshakhana 2.0 and the Al-Qadir Trust case against PTI’s founding leader Imran Khan have been effectively dismissed. The apex court, in a unanimous verdict, overturned a previous ruling that nullified amendments to the NAB laws. Speaking to the media, Barrister Gohar stated that the Toshakhana 2 case has practically ended and emphasized that under the new law, cabinet decisions are exempt from prosecution. He pointed out that Imran Khan did not personally benefit from the case, and as per the Supreme Court ruling, both cases are now over.
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Furthermore, Barrister Gohar elaborated on the Al-Qadir Trust case, stating that it should be dismissed on merit and highlighted that Bushra Bibi’s name was never on the Toshakhana list, indicating that it was included to pressure Imran Khan. He also mentioned that a case involving cabinet decisions cannot be pursued by NAB. Additionally, he revealed that the PTI delegation had met with the government’s team to discuss the Balochistan issue and called for a discussion on the matter in Parliament. Barrister Gohar also announced a public rally on September 8, focusing on various issues such as inflation, unemployment, enforced disappearances, and lawlessness and advocating for Imran Khan’s release.
