Islamabad: Former Prime Minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan has raised concerns about a potential bias in ongoing legal proceedings, questioning the impartiality of the judiciary. In a statement, Khan referred to a recent decision by a five-member bench led by Justice Gulzar, which supported his team’s position that the Chief Justice should not preside over cases involving him or his party members.
Khan argued that this ruling highlights the need for transparency and fairness in judicial processes, asserting that certain actions by the judiciary could undermine public confidence. His remarks come amid growing tension between political leaders and judicial authorities, reflecting a broader debate over accountability and neutrality in Pakistan’s legal system.
Political analysts suggest that Khan’s statements could intensify scrutiny of judicial decisions and further fuel discussions about reforms. Supporters of the former premier have expressed backing for his stance, emphasizing the importance of unbiased legal proceedings in maintaining democratic principles.
