The Islamabad High Court declared the Tosha Khana 2 case against Imran Khan as a case for further inquiry

A detailed decision on granting bail in Tosha Khana 2 case of founder PTI Imran Khan was issued, Islamabad High Court declared Tosha Khana 2 as a case for further inquiry. In the Islamabad High Court, Justice Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb issued a detailed decision containing 14 pages. Action could be taken. In the judgment, it has been said that the founder PTI and his wife are accused of not depositing the gift of Bulgari jewelery set from the Saudi crown prince in the Tosha Khana. The action was initiated, according to the prosecutor, PTI founder and his wife violated the procedure by not submitting the gift. According to the prosecutor, a criminal breach of trust was committed by not depositing the gift in the Tosha Khana. The court has further said in the verdict that the PTI founder and his wife are also accused of reducing the price of the gift by putting pressure on it. 3 crore 28 lakhs loss to the national exchequer due to undervaluation of the set, as per the FIA ​​challan, along with the receipt of the gift, the gift was also required to be deposited. The Islamabad High Court said that according to the Toshah Khana Rules of 2018, it was not necessary to submit a gift but only a receipt. It was not denied that the founder of PTI submitted the receipt to the Toshah Khana through the Deputy Military Secretary. Proceedings could not be initiated if the gift was not submitted. To get out of this issue, the Cabinet Division amended the Office Memorandum in 2023, amending the Office Memorandum and submitting the gift instead of the receipt. Action was taken for non-compliance. The judgment further stated that the Office Memorandum issued in 2023 could not have come into effect from 2023. The FIA ​​prosecutor also admitted that the Office Memorandum cannot be applied to the process that took place two years ago. According to determination, Tosha Khana 2 case is a case for further inquiry, the prosecutor emphasized that founder PTI is also convicted in Tosha Khana 1 and is not entitled to bail. The punishment in IK Tosha Khana One case has been suspended due to the non-objection of the NAB prosecutor.