Imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan has requested a personal appearance and live streaming of the Supreme Court proceedings regarding his petition to overturn amendments to the National Accountability Ordinance (NAO) introduced by the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) government.
Last week, Khan appeared before the Supreme Court via video link but did not get a chance to speak. His counsel informed the media on Wednesday that Khan submitted this request through Adiala jail authorities.
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Speaking to reporters after the £190 million corruption reference hearing, Khan stated, “I have a match on May 30 in the Supreme Court.” He emphasized that despite being convicted three times before the February 8 elections, the PTI received substantial public support despite negative propaganda.
Khan noted that the PTI won the Islamabad elections by a significant margin and criticized election tribunals for failing to deliver verdicts, despite it being over three months since the general election.
Furthermore, Khan condemned the Punjab government’s new defamation law, describing it as an effort to suppress media freedom and restrict the press.
