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Khan, who is currently behind bars, was convicted by a trial court on August 5.

Relief for Imran Khan: 3-year jail sentence in Toshakhana case suspended by Islamabad High Court

Relief for jailed Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan Islamabad High Court suspends 3-yr jail term Jail sentence in Toshakhana case suspended

Khan, who is currently behind bars, was convicted by a trial court on August 5.

Nearly a month after his conviction, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan secured judicial relief in the high-profile Toshakhana case.
The Islamabad High Court on August 29 suspended Khan's 3-year jail sentence after the ex-PM appealed against his conviction.
Khan, who is currently behind bars, was convicted by a trial court on August 5, and this meant that he could not contest general elections for the next 5 years.
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Khan was arrested from his residence in Lahore by Islamabad police in coordination with the Punjab police after the court verdict, his family said. 

Former Pak PM Imran Khan arrested from Lahore residence in corruption case

Imran Khan arrested from Lahore residence: reports Islamabad trial court handed Khan 3-year jail term today Khan fined, banned from contesting elections for 5 yrs: reports

Imran Khan arrested from Lahore residence: reports

Khan was arrested from his residence in Lahore by Islamabad police in coordination with the Punjab police after the court verdict, his family said.&nbsp;

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan was on Saturday arrested after he was sentenced to three years in prison in a corruption case in which he is accused of profiting from selling expensive state gifts when he was in power.
Additional Judge Humayun Dilawar of the Islamabad-based district and sessions judge also imposed Rs1, 00,000 fine on Khan, adding that he would be kept in jail for another six months if failed to pay the fine.
"Charges of misdeclaration of assets have been proven against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman," Dilawar said in his judgment.
Khan, 70, was arrested from his residence in Lahore by Islamabad police in coordination with the Punjab police after the court verdict, his family said.
In a brief post on the X platform, his party said: &ldquo;Imran Khan is being moved to Kot Lakhpat Jail.&rdquo; Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's special assistant Attaullah Tarar has confirmed the arrest of Khan. "It will be decided later whether he is to be kept at Adiala Jail Rawalpindi or elsewhere," he said while talking to reporters.
Khan was convicted in the Toshakhana case which was filed last year on the complaint of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) which had earlier disqualified him in the same case.
(PTI)

The court also approved his bail application.

Big relief for Imran Khan: Islamabad HC says 'toshakhana' case inadmissible

Huge legal relief for Pak ex-PM Imran Khan: reports 'Toshakhana' case labelled inadmissible: reports Order by Islamabad High Court: reports

Big relief for Imran Khan: Islamabad High Court says 'toshakhana' case inadmissible

The court also approved his bail application.

Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan received a major legal boost on July 4.
The Islamabad High Court labelled the 'Toshakhana' case against him inadmissible, as per a News18 report. The court also approved his bail application.
Imran Khan has been accused of buying gifts from the state depository which he received as PM at a low price and then selling them for profit.

Fresh relief for Pak ex-PM Imran Khan with a new High Court order on Toshakhana case.

Relief for Imran Khan in Toshakhana case: HC halts proceedings, say reports

The High Court stopped proceedings in the case in a trial court, until further orders.

A day after the Pakistan Supreme Court called Imran Khan's arrest on May 9 "illegal", the former Prime Minister secured interim relief in another case.
The Islamabad High Court on May 12, 2023, ordered the pausing of proceedings in the Toshakhana case, as per reports.
The High Court stopped proceedings in the case in a trial court, until further orders.

Khan was present in the District and Sessions Court where judge Humayun Dilawar conducted the hearing.

Huge setback for Imran Khan, former Pakistan PM indicted in Toshakhana case

Huge setback&nbsp;for&nbsp;Imran Khan
former Pakistan PM indicted in Toshakhana case
Khan&nbsp;arrested&nbsp;in corruption&nbsp;case&nbsp;on Tuesday

Khan was present in the District and Sessions Court where judge Humayun Dilawar conducted the hearing.

A Pakistani court on Wednesday indicted Imran Khan in the Toshakhana corruption case, in fresh trouble for the former prime minister who was arrested by paramilitary Rangers a day earlier from the Islamabad High Court premises.
Khan, 70, has been in the dock for buying gifts, including an expensive Graff wristwatch which he received as the premier at a discounted price from the state depository called Toshakhana and selling them for profit.
Established in 1974, the Toshakhana is a department under the administrative control of the Cabinet Division and stores precious gifts given to rulers, parliamentarians, bureaucrats, and officials by heads of other governments and states and foreign dignitaries.
On Wednesday, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman was indicted in the Toshakhana case.
Khan was present in the District and Sessions Court where judge Humayun Dilawar conducted the hearing.
The case was filed last year by the Election Commission of Pakistan and Khan had skipped several hearings in the past months.

Khan wrote a letter to Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Atta Bandial on 20 March 2023, requesting him to allow the former premier to join court proceedings virtually.

Imran Khan claims he will be killed if he visits court physically

Khan wrote a letter to Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Atta Bandial on 20 March 2023, requesting him to allow the former premier to join court proceedings virtually.

Amid continuing turmoil in Pakistan, former Prime Minister Imran Khan has expressed fear that he could be murdered if he attends court proceedings physically.
Khan wrote a letter to Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Atta Bandial on 20 March 2023, requesting him to allow the former premier to join court proceedings virtually.
In an address to the nation on the same day, Khan claimed that a "death trap" was laid out for him at the court complex in Islamabad on 18 March, when he had to attend a Toshakhana case hearing.
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The judge had re-issued non-bailable arrest warrants for 70-year-old Khan on February 28 and directed the capital city police to bring him to court by March 18.

Pakistan judge offers to stop Imran Khan's arrest on one condition

A district court judge in Pakistan said on Thursday he would halt attempts by the Islamabad police to arrest Imran Khan in a corruption case if the ousted premier surrendered before the court.

The judge had re-issued non-bailable arrest warrants for 70-year-old Khan on February 28 and directed the capital city police to bring him to court by March 18.

&nbsp;A district court judge in Pakistan said on Thursday he would halt attempts by the Islamabad police to arrest Imran Khan in a corruption case if the ousted premier surrendered before the court.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Zafar Iqbal said this during the hearing of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) case seeking criminal proceedings against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party chief for hiding details of Toshakhana gifts.
The judge had re-issued non-bailable arrest warrants for 70-year-old Khan on February 28 and directed the capital city police to bring him to court by March 18.
While hearing the case, the judge remarked that Khan should surrender unconditionally before seeking any favour from the court.
Khan&rsquo;s counsel presented the undertaking as per directions of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) that his client would appear in the court on March 18.
The judge remarked what was the meaning of the undertaking if the former premier was not present.
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&ldquo;We want Imran to come to court. Why is he not coming? What is the reason? Imran Khan has to assist the police according to the law, not resist them,&rdquo; he said.
Khawaja Haris, Khan&rsquo;s lawyer, clarified that he wanted to give the undertaking to appear in court on March 18.
The judge stated that he would prevent the Islamabad police from arresting Khan if he surrendered in court.
&ldquo;Legally, Imran should have been directly brought to court&hellip; it wouldn&rsquo;t have been possible to harass him during the court appearance,&rdquo; the judge said.
He said there was no need for police to sit outside Khan&rsquo;s residence if he had appeared before the court and also said that being a poor country, Pakistan cannot afford to waste its resources on such matters.
He said if Khan had appeared before the court, the arrest warrants would have been cancelled.
Khan&rsquo;s lawyers requested that the non-bailable arrest warrants for him be forthwith cancelled.

Out of the 8 terrorism cases, the court granted bail to the PTI chief for 5 cases in Islamabad till March 24 and for the three cases in Lahore, Khan received bail till March 27, as per a PTI report.

Pakistan: relief granted to ex-PM Imran Khan in multiple cases

Out of the 8 terrorism cases, the court granted bail to the PTI chief for 5 cases in Islamabad till March 24 and for the three cases in Lahore, Khan received bail till March 27, as per a PTI report.

In a relief to embattled former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, Lahore High Court granted protective bail to him in 8 terrorism cases and a civil case after he appeared before the court.
The decision came hours after Islamabad High Court suspended non-bailable arrest warrants against him till March 18 in the Toshakhana case.
The police on March 16 booked Khan under multiple charges, including terrorism, for clashes outside his house.
Out of the 8 terrorism cases, the court granted bail to the PTI chief for 5 cases in Islamabad till March 24 and for the three cases in Lahore, Khan received bail till March 27, as per a PTI report.

A heavy contingent of police remained stationed on all roads leading to his residence.

Shipping containers outside Imran Khan's house to prevent his arrest

Imran Khan's supporters placed shipping containers outside the entrance of his house and equipped themselves with clubs and slings to prevent any police action against him. 

A heavy contingent of police remained stationed on all roads leading to his residence.

Imran Khan's supporters placed shipping containers outside the entrance of his house and equipped themselves with clubs and slings to prevent any police action against him.&nbsp;
Although the Rangers and police halted the operation to arrest the 70-year-old former cricketer-turned-politician till Friday at the Lahore High Court's direction, a heavy contingent of police remained stationed on all roads leading to his residence.
The authorities have suspended the internet service in the Zaman Park area in order to stop the PTI workers present there to upload videos on social media.
The are outside Khan's house turned into a battleground on March 14 after PTI workers engaged in pitched battles with policemen to stop them from arresting their leader in the Toshakhana case, resulting in injuries to more than 60 people, mostly policemen.
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The upscale area where Khan lives remained under siege on Wednesday as the government sent Rangers to aid police teams who struggled on Tuesday to muscle their way through a ring of enraged PTI supporters to arrest Khan.

Lahore High Court stays police action outside Imran's house | Toshakhana case

Lahore High Court stays police action outside Imran's house | Toshakhana case
Police action against Imran stayed till 10 am tomorrow
Police outside ex-Pakistan PM's house to arrest him

The upscale area where Khan lives remained under siege on Wednesday as the government sent Rangers to aid police teams who struggled on Tuesday to muscle their way through a ring of enraged PTI supporters to arrest Khan.

The Lahore High Court has stayed the police action outside former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan's house till 10 am on March 16.&nbsp;
Khan's supporters and the police have been at loggerheads since March 14 when the latter arrived at his residence to arrest him for missing court hearings in the Toshakhana case.
He has been accused of illegally retaining gifts received by him as the country's prime minister.&nbsp;
The upscale area where Khan lives remained under siege on Wednesday as the government sent Rangers to aid police teams who struggled on Tuesday to muscle their way through a ring of enraged PTI supporters to arrest Khan.
The police, with their riot gear on, closed in on Khan's home in order to comply with the court orders to arrest him in the Toshakhana case.
According to media reports, at least 54 policemen and eight civilians were injured in the clashes.
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Imran Khan is accused of allegedly concealing details of the gifts in his assets declarations he retained from the Toshakhana.

What is the Toshakhana case in which Imran Khan is wanted?

Imran Khan is accused of allegedly concealing details of the gifts in his assets declarations he retained from the Toshakhana.

Imran Khan is facing heat for alleged irregularities in handling gifts received by him as the prime minister of Pakistan. Let's take a look at the charges against Khan in the Toshakhana case.&nbsp;
Created in 1978, Toshakhana is a government department which handles the gifts given to Pakistan officials.&nbsp;
Gifts costing upto Pakistani Rs 30,000 can be kept by the president or prime minister but more expensive gifts are to be kept in the Toshakhana according to the Pakistani law.
Toshakhana, which means the house of treasure, also consists of an evaluation committee which determines the amount to be paid by an official if he/she wishes to hold onto a gift.
Imran raised this amount from 20% of the gift value to 50% when he came to power in 2018.
Imran Khan is accused of allegedly concealing details of the gifts in his assets declarations he retained from the Toshakhana.
As per the records of Toshakhana released by Shehbaz Sharif government recently, Imran retained higher value gifts at a lower price.
Khan retained a diamond-gold watch worth Pak Rupees 85 million, a pair of cufflinks worth PKR 5.67 million, a pen worth PKR 1.5 million and a ring worth PKR 8.7 million at a gross amount of 20 million Pak rupees, as per a report by NDTV.

The Lahore High Court has stayed action against the former Pakistan prime minister till 10 am on March 16. 

Watch: Imran Khan meets supporters in gas mask as police retreats

As soon as police teams and Pakistan Rangers started retreating from outside his residence in Lahore, Imran Khan stepped out donning a gas mask 

The Lahore High Court has stayed action against the former Pakistan prime minister till 10 am on March 16.&nbsp;

As soon as police teams and Pakistan Rangers started retreating from outside his residence in Lahore, Imran Khan stepped out donning a gas mask and met the party workers.
The Lahore High Court has stayed action against the former Pakistan prime minister till 10 am on March 16.&nbsp;
Lahore's Zaman Park area was turned into a battleground after 70-year-old Khan's defiant supporters engaged in pitched battles with policemen on Tuesday to stop them from arresting their leader in the Toshakhana case, resulting in injuries on both sides.
The injured were shifted to Lahore's hospitals and police arrested dozens of Khan's supporters.
Citing hospital sources, Geo News reported that at least 54 policemen and eight civilians were injured in the clashes that have been ongoing since Tuesday afternoon. Khan&rsquo;s supporters clashed repeatedly with police overnight.

Meanwhile, Imran Khan tweeted that the "real intent" of the authorities is to "abduct and assassinate" as cops have started resorting to live firing.

Pakistan: after police fail, Punjab Rangers join cops outside Imran Khan's house for arrest

Meanwhile, Imran Khan tweeted that the "real intent" of the authorities is to "abduct and assassinate" as cops have started resorting to live firing.

With Pakistan police failing to arrest former Prime Minister Imran Khan on 14 March 2023, and clashes with his supporters continuing a day later, a heavy contingent of Punjab Rangers joined the cops to bolster their ranks.
Punjab Rangers joined police personnel near Imran Khan&rsquo;s Zaman Park residence in Lahore ahead of a fresh attempt to arrest him in the high-profile Toshakhana case on 15 March.
Meanwhile, Imran Khan tweeted that the "real intent" of the authorities is to "abduct and assassinate" as cops have started resorting to live firing. On the deployment of Punjab Rangers, Khan said that this is what the enemies of Pakistan want.
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The violence began at around 6 am, as a big police contingent surrounded the house.

Pakistan: fresh clashes outside ex-PM Imran Khan's Lahore house amid arrest plan in Toshakhana case

Pakistan: fresh clashes outside Imran Khan's Lahore house amid arrest plan


The violence began at around 6 am, as a big police contingent surrounded the house.

Clashes continued on 15 March 2023 outside Imran Khan's residence in Lahore.
With the former Prime Minister's supporters clashing with police, the use of teargas and shelling was reported from the area.
The violence began at around 6 am, as a big police contingent surrounded the house.
The tension has been sparked by an Islamabad police team arriving in the city to arrest Khan in the high-profile Toshakhana case.
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Heavy police presence outside Imran Khan's residence in Lahore ahead of his arrest in Pakistan govt treasury case

Watch: Imran Khan's video message to supporters as police arrives to arrest him

Imran Khan posted a video message on Twitter as police arrived at his residence in Lahore to arrest him in the Toshakhana case.

Heavy police presence outside Imran Khan's residence in Lahore ahead of his arrest in Pakistan govt treasury case

Imran Khan posted a video message on Twitter as police arrived at his residence in Lahore to arrest him in the Toshakhana case.

Khan has been in the crosshairs for buying gifts, including an expensive Graff wristwatch he had received as the premier at a discounted price from the state depository called Toshakhana and selling them for profit.

Imran Khan supporters beaten in bid to stop police from arresting him

Police on Tuesday fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse supporters of Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan who gathered outside his residence 

Khan has been in the crosshairs for buying gifts, including an expensive Graff wristwatch he had received as the premier at a discounted price from the state depository called Toshakhana and selling them for profit.

Police on Tuesday fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse supporters of Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan who gathered outside his residence to prevent his arrest in the Toshakhana case.
TV footage showed police slowly approaching the Zaman Park residence of Khan behind an armoured vehicle that was dispersing his supporters with a water cannon.
A senior police officer of Islamabad police said that his team has come to arrest the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman in the Toshakhana case.
Khan has been in the crosshairs for buying gifts, including an expensive Graff wristwatch he had received as the premier at a discounted price from the state depository called Toshakhana and selling them for profit.
Clashes erupted between police and PTI workers when the former approached Khan's residence to arrest him. His supporters pelted stones at the policemen. Both Khan's party workers and policemen were injured.
The official Twitter handle of the party earlier urged supporters and workers to gather outside the residence and 'remain peaceful'.
A large number of PTI workers equipped with clubs were present outside the 70-year-old leader's residence to resist the police action.
The police blocked all roads leading to the house of the PTI chairman by placing containers and riot personnel took positions to launch the operation.
Senior PTI leader Farukh Habib told reporters that come what may Imran Khan would not surrender to police in fake cases. "The arrest warrants in the case related to threatening a female judge were today suspended by the Islamabad High Court. Let's see what new warrants police have brought with them now," Habib said.
One activist of Khan&rsquo;s party was killed on Wednesday during a crackdown on his supporters who gathered outside his residence in Lahore, defying a government ban on rallies in the city.
On Monday, the Lahore police had booked Khan in a case related to the killing of the PTI worker - Ali Bilal alias Zille Shah - in a road accident.
Earlier, the Lahore police had registered an FIR against Khan and 400 others for the murder of Shah. "The new FIR has been registered against Imran Khan, Fawad Chaudhry, Dr Yasmin Rashid and a number of other PTI men for abetment to murder, concealing facts and evidence related to the death of Zille Shah,&rdquo; a senior police officer told PTI.
He said the police may arrest Khan and others nominated in the FIR after direction from the "top". The PTI had accused the police of murder of Shah after inflicting brutal torture on March 8.
This is the 81th FIR against Khan since the PML-N led federal coalition came into power 11 months ago after toppling his government through a no-confidence motion.
Khan Monday led a march of thousands of his supporters, a day after he called off his party's election rally following a ban on public gatherings in Punjab's provincial capital.
The former cricketer-turned-politician's supporters threw rose petals at a convoy carrying him to Data Darbar shrine.
Khan was ousted from power in April last year after losing a no-confidence vote, which he alleged was part of a US-led conspiracy targeting him because of his independent foreign policy decisions on Russia, China and Afghanistan.
Since his ouster, Khan has been clamouring for immediate elections to oust what he termed was an "imported government" led by prime minister Shehbaz Sharif.
Sharif has maintained that elections will be held later this year once the parliament completes its five-year tenure.

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