Bushra Bibi, wife of former prime minister and PTI founder Imran Khan, said during a court hearing on Tuesday that she has “lost faith in the law.”
He made these remarks while appearing before an anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Islamabad for a hearing related to the Rangers accident case.
The case revolves around the death of four Rangers personnel in an alleged hit-and-run incident on the Srinagar highway during the PTI protests on November 26 that sparked controversy, with contested claims made by the government and the match.
Last month, the court had ordered the police to produce the accused on December 26: Imran, Bushra, Ali Amin Gandapur, Omar Ayub, Sheikh Waqas Akram, Salman Akram Raja, Murad Saeed, Zulfi Bukhari, Hammad Azhar , Raoof Hassan et al. The PTI leaders have been nominated in the first information report (FIR).
“After what happened to PTI founder Imran Khan and me, I lost my faith in the law,” he said while addressing Justice Tahir Abbas Supra, who presided over the hearing.
The case was registered at Ramna police station under Section 302 (murder), Section 324 (attempt to murder), Section 120B (punishment of criminal conspiracy), Section 114 (accomplice present when crime is committed) and other sections of the Pakistan Penal Code. , Peaceful Assembly and Public Order Law, in addition to terrorism charges.
The FIR alleged that Imran repeatedly instructed the party leaders, his wife Bushra, Gandapur and his sister Aleema Khan to do everything possible to get him out of jail and that they could “set fire to anything or kill anyone with this purpose.” “
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After granting interim bail to Bushra, Judge Supra commented: “It has taken some time but the legal procedures have been complied with.”
Bushra replied: “No, it is not a problem, we have lost our trust in the courts.”
“No, it is not like that, trust has not been lost everywhere,” replied Judge Supra, adding that “the justice system continues to function, if it ends, then society will collapse.”
He reminded Bushra that she has also appeared before him in court.
“There is law in the country but no justice. The founder of the PTI is in prison for the supremacy of the constitution, Bushri responded.
“During trials, I have seen judges get sick and shake,” he added.
“We all have to walk the country together,” Judge Supra said in response, adding that she should be a party to the investigation in all cases, the judge advised Bushra.
Later, once the process was completed, he left the Anti-Terrorist Court towards Adiala prison.
