The Islamabad High Court restored Imran Khan’s bail in the Toshakhana case while disposing his petition in the £190 million case.
A divisional bench comprising of Chief Justice Aamer Farooq and Justice Tariq Mahmood Jahangiri announced the reserved verdict on Wednesday.
Khan’s bail application which had been disposed off due to non-appearance in the Toshakhana case was restored by the court.
However, the pre-arrest bail application in the £190 million case was not restored as the arrest has already been made. The application was hence disposed of.
On Monday, accountability court Judge Muhammad Bashir approved the issuance of the warrants while directing the jail superintendent to take measures to ensure the warrants were complied with.
Later, a team of NAB arrived at the Adiala jail and arrested him inside the jail. Khan is now in the custody of the NAB court while in the prison facility.
The NAB team also asked questions from the PTI chief regarding the Al-Qadir Trust case.
Earlier, sources had said that the NAB decided to immediately arrest Khan after the issuance of his arrest warrants.
Later, a notification was also issued allowing jail trial in the al-qadir case.
