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Court takes up Maneka’s petition against Imran, Bushra

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The Islamabad District and Sessions Court on Saturday heard the petition brought by Khawar Maneka against the PTI chairman and his spouse Bushra Bibi.

The petitioner, Khawar Maneka, argues that he and Bushra Bibi had got married in 1989 and they were living a happy married life until the PTI sit-in in Islamabad when his UAE-based sister-in-law introduced them to the PTI chairman.

The petitioner mentions that he attempted to keep the PTI chairman away from his family in a respectful manner, but his continuous intervention persisted.

The petitioner states that the PTI chairman intruded into his personal life and house under the excuse of seeking spiritual guidance. He added that the PTI chief used to come to his house even in his absence.

Maneka mentions in the petition that the PTI chairman used to spend hours at his house which was against the Islamic teachings.

He adds that one day, when he suddenly returned home, former OPF minister Zulfi Bukhari was present inside his bedroom. The petitioner further argues that later on Bushra Bibi also started going to the Banigala residence of the PTI chairman. In the petition, Maneka requested the court to punish both Bushra Bibi and the PTI chairman.

After Khawar Maneka’s statement was recorded, the court adjourned the hearing until November 28.

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