Overview
- The Islamabad Anti‑Terrorism Court directed that Imran Khan be produced at the next hearing and said he may appear physically or by video link, an instruction issued on Monday by Judge Tahir Abbas Supra.
- The court declared former ministers Farrukh Habib, Hammad Azhar, Murad Saeed and Shibli Faraz proclaimed offenders and asked authorities to provide details of their properties as part of enforcement measures.
- The ATC issued non‑bailable arrest warrants for former Punjab Assembly deputy speaker Wasiq Qayyum and PTI MPA Hassan Khan Niazi and adjourned the Judicial Complex attack case until November 5.
- The case traces to a February 2023 incident at the Islamabad Judicial Complex that police registered at Ramna Police Station under Section 7 of the Anti‑Terrorism Act after supporters were accused of removing barriers, damaging the gate and disrupting court business.
- Imran remains held at Adiala Jail serving sentences in separate corruption convictions, including a December 2025 Toshakhana‑II ruling, which is why the court authorised video production and why these ATC orders add a new layer of legal pressure on PTI leaders.