LHC seeks arguments on ineligibility of Imran Khan

LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) has sought further arguments regarding a petition filed for declaring Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman, Imran Khan ineligible and for the cancellation of the registration of PTI – ARY News reports.

According to details, Justice Aijaz ul Ahsan heard the case on Wednesday. During the hearing, the counsel of the petitioner said that the Supreme Court (SC) of Pakistan had already cancelled the advocacy license of Babar Awan.

Besides knowing this, the PTI Chairman sought the services of Babar Awan in a case and hence committed a contempt of court, he added.

The counsel of the petitioner requested the court to declare Imran Khan ineligible from his National Assembly membership throughout his life and to cancel the registration of his party.