An anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi has granted a five-day physical remand of PTI Chairman Imran Khan in connection with the September 28 vandalism case.

The police will conduct the interrogation at Adiala Jail.

Judge Amjad Ali Shah heard the case within Adiala Jail, where Imran Khan was presented before the court. Rawalpindi police requested the physical remand in case number 2831 registered at the New Town police station.

The prosecution, represented by Zaheer Shah, presented arguments in favor of the remand. Imran Khan’s legal team opposed the request.

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The court granted the five-day physical remand, placing Imran Khan in police custody for that period. The police will conduct the interrogation within Adiala Jail.