Overview
- Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi were sentenced on Saturday to 17 years each in the Toshakhana-II case involving an allegedly undervalued Bulgari jewelry set, with the court also imposing fines under corruption and criminal breach of trust laws.
- PTI called for nationwide demonstrations, with rallies reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and a large security deployment in Rawalpindi as authorities prepared for potential unrest near Adiala Jail.
- Imran Khan’s sisters were again refused permission to meet him and staged a sit-in that blocked sections of Adiala Road on Tuesday before dispersing later in the evening after talks with police.
- Rawalpindi police registered an FIR booking PTI leader Seemabia Tahir and others under public order and penal code sections over a post-verdict road blockade on Adiala Road.
- Aleema Khan filed for acquittal in a separate November 26 protest case, while Khan’s counsel said jail authorities delayed the meeting needed to obtain his signatures to lodge an appeal against the new conviction.