£190m graft case: IHC chief justice directs authorities to facilitate Imran’s meeting with lawyer

The Islamabad High Court chief justice has directed authorities to ensure that Imran Khan is allowed to meet his legal counsel in connection with the £190 million graft case. The order was issued during proceedings related to petitions seeking legal relief in the high-profile matter.

The court emphasized the importance of providing fair access to legal representation, instructing relevant officials to remove any obstacles preventing the meeting. Legal experts say such directives are crucial to uphold due process and ensure transparency in judicial proceedings.

Observers note that the development comes amid ongoing hearings in the case, which continues to draw significant political and public attention. The outcome of related petitions could have broader implications for Pakistan’s legal and political landscape.