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A Pakistani court ruled Imran Khan must appear via video in the May 9 GHQ attack case, rejecting his bid for in-person attendance.
The Special Anti-Terrorism Court in Rawalpindi dismissed Imran Khan’s request to appear in person in the May 9 GHQ attack case, ruling he must join via video link as per a Punjab government notification.
The court adjourned the hearing to September 23 and summoned 10 witnesses from federal agencies.
Prosecutors presented digital evidence, including 40 videos and 13 USB drives, while Khan, jailed since August 2023, appeared briefly via WhatsApp, later instructing his lawyers to boycott proceedings after learning they planned to challenge the video link.
The defense argued the method violated constitutional rights to a fair trial, calling it unconstitutional and unfair, while prosecutors maintained the arrangement was lawful under amended laws.
The court upheld the government’s decision, rejecting the challenge and confirming video appearances.
The session proceeded despite the boycott, with heavy security and restricted media access.
Un tribunal paquistaní dictaminó que Imran Khan debe comparecer por video en el caso del ataque al GHQ del 9 de mayo, rechazando su oferta para asistir en persona.