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LHC seeks reports on Aleema Khan’s detention notification

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September 25, 2026
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Aleema Khan, the sister of former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan. PHOTO: FILE


LAHORE:

The Lahore Excessive Court docket (LHC) on Friday sought studies from related authorities on a petition difficult the detention of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan’s sister Aleema Khan and her driver after provincial legislation officers advised the courtroom that the house secretary had mounted September 28 for a evaluate listening to on the detention.

Aleema Khan was detained for 30 days underneath the Upkeep of Public Order (MPO) legislation by an order issued by the Lahore administration. The petition sought judicial intervention towards the detention order, whereas the federal government positioned on file that the house secretary would hear the matter on September 28.

LHC Justice Abher Gul Khan heard the petition filed by Aleema’s son Shahraiz, difficult the detention of his mom and her driver.

On the outset of the listening to, Punjab legislation officers positioned earlier than the courtroom a letter stating that the house secretary had mounted Monday, September 28, for a evaluate listening to on Aleema’s detention order. The legislation officer requested the courtroom to get rid of the petition, saying the competent authority would evaluate the matter on that date.

The petitioner’s counsel, Rana Mudassar Umar, opposed the request, arguing that the federal government was inflicting a procedural delay and that the detention order ought to be examined independently by the courtroom.

He argued that the order appeared to have been issued on the idea of obscure studies and after the alleged arrest, describing it as an “ante-dated” order. The counsel due to this fact requested the courtroom to instantly droop the detention order as a substitute of ready for the executive evaluate scheduled for September 28.

The courtroom declined to droop the order at this stage and as a substitute sought studies from the Punjab house secretary, Lahore deputy commissioner (DC) and Superintendent of Jail.

Learn: LHC declines instant suspension of detention orders towards Noreen, Uzma

Umar subsequently requested the courtroom to summon the Lahore deputy commissioner, CCPO Lahore and different involved officers, together with the unique file and studies relied upon to situation the detention order, in order that the courtroom may look at the fabric on which it was based mostly.

He argued that the allegations relied upon by the authorities had already been addressed within the related felony proceedings and that his shopper had been acquitted within the circumstances involved. He added that the related acquittal order had additionally been positioned on the courtroom file.

Additional, the counsel argued that if the officers and unique file have been summoned earlier than the courtroom, the alleged deficiencies within the detention order would grow to be obvious.

The courtroom, nonetheless, noticed that the officers wouldn’t be summoned on Friday and stated the chief secretary can be summoned if the courtroom’s order was not complied with.

Learn Extra: LHC seeks arguments on plea difficult Aleema Khan’s MPO detention

The counsel objected that by then the detention interval would proceed to run, probably leaving the petitioner with out an efficient treatment throughout the intervening interval. He maintained that the federal government and administration have been searching for to delay the matter whereas the petitioner had no different discussion board obtainable for instant reduction other than the courtroom.

At one level, Umar additionally raised the problem of Aleema’s entry to her household and legal professionals whereas in detention. He submitted that since her detention, neither household entry nor entry to counsel had been supplied and that even primary requirements, together with garments and medicines, have been allegedly not being allowed to achieve her.

Describing the state of affairs as harsh and inhumane, the counsel requested the courtroom to instantly permit household and counsel conferences and allow medicines and different important gadgets to be supplied to Aleema.

The courtroom directed the counsel to submit a written software searching for the requested entry and services, saying an acceptable order can be handed in accordance with the legislation.

Shortly afterwards, Umar filed the applying and requested the courtroom to take it up for listening to on the identical day.

Imran’s sisters detained underneath MPO

Imran’s different sisters, Dr Uzma and Noreen Niazi, have been additionally detained for 30 days underneath Part 3 of the Punjab MPO Ordinance 1960, a day after Aleema was detained underneath the identical legislation. The detentions got here forward of the PTI’s deliberate September 27 countrywide protest and march in the direction of Islamabad.

The Lahore deputy commissioner’s orders for the detentions cited police studies alleging the 2 girls’s actions have been “prejudicial to the general public security and upkeep of public order” and linked them to the Could 9, 2023 protests and street blockades. The orders additionally stated a number of circumstances had been registered towards them.

On September 21, Aleema’s son Shahraiz approached the LHC difficult the detention orders towards his mom and her two sisters. The petition argued that the orders have been illegal and failed to ascertain any particular conduct warranting preventive detention.

A day later, the LHC sought additional arguments on the maintainability of a separate petition difficult Aleema and her driver Muhammad Ameer’s detention. Their counsel argued that the detention proceedings appeared to have been initiated after that they had already been taken into custody, pointing to the timing of the District Intelligence Committee assembly and the issuance of the detention notification.

On Thursday, the LHC additionally declined a direct request to droop detention notifications issued towards Dr Uzma and Noreen, and sought replies from the related authorities on their pleas difficult the detentions.



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