PTI’s sister, Imran Khan, Aleema Khanum, and former Mna Kanwal Shauzab party had a tense exchange in court on Saturday for a video that emerged from the latter criticizing the first.
In the recently emerged video, you can listen and see Shauzab criticizing Aleema for missing respect for the owners of the office and the interim president, the lawyer Gohar Ali Khan, saying that Imran’s sister should not crowd the party. Shauzab supposedly said he would face Aleema on the subject.
That happened today when Shauzab approached Aleema in the anti -terrorism court of Rawalpindi (ATC), saying he wanted to talk to her. However, Imran’s sister said: “Just leave it. What you said was correct. Many other people speak against us. Now we are accustomed to such accusations.”
To this, Shauzab told her that she wanted to talk to her in this regard to what Aleem rejected her, saying: “I’m not angry with you, 1747487624 go.”
Shauzab replied: “A specific part of an old video of mine was used.” Subsequently, Aleema told him that many of the PML-N and other parts also spoke against him. Imran’s sister since he left while ignoring the party member.
The Court rejects the request of Aleema to travel abroad
Meanwhile, ATC judge, Amjad Ali Shah, rejected the request of Aleema requesting permission to exempt her from the appearances in the court so she could travel abroad.
Speaking with the media outside the court, he said he had been visiting the courts during the past week due to “newer and more new cases”, claiming that they were being presented to prevent their trip abroad.
She questioned who was afraid of her and why to go abroad.
Aleem also claimed that there were about 50-60 cases against him for delivering his brother’s messages to people.
Earlier this week, the judge of the Superior Court of Islamabad, Khadim Hussain Soomro, had directed the elimination of his name from the provisional national immigration list and the passport control list.
Aleem had approached the Court to challenge the inclusion of his name in the travel prohibition lists. The court had allowed him to seek permission to travel abroad approaching the corresponding Court of First Instance that handled the cases registered against him.
