Imran Khan apologizes again in female judge threatening case. Imran Khan, Chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), apologized in the district and sessions courts on Wednesday for threatening a female judge, Zeba Chaudhry.
Khan’s apology came during his appearance before Judicial Magistrate Islamabad, Malik Aman, during the case’s hearing.
Just months after being deposed in April 2023, the former prime minister delivered a fiery speech directed at Islamabad’s top police officials and judge Chaudhry, threatening to “spare” them and file cases against them for “torturing” his party leader Shahbaz Gill.
As 70-year-old Imran Khan apologizes again in a female judge threatening case, Khan specifically mentioned Chaudhry during his political rally at Islamabad’s F-9 park.
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“I went to the court of the female judge and said that if my statement offended anyone, I apologize,” Khan told Judge Aman while on the rostrum.
Over a month after making the threats, the PTI chairman went to the judge’s courtroom to offer an apology. But the police closed the room of the female judge and told him that she was on leave.
“I have come to apologize to judicial magistrate Zeba Chaudhry,” Khan told the court reader to convey his message to the judge and bear witness to his arrival.
Meanwhile, at the district and sessions court in the federal capital today, he spoke about seeking legal action in a passionate speech and expressed regret over his statement. “I apologize if I crossed the line.”
The former premier maintained he hasn’t broken a single pot to date.
“I formed a political party for the supremacy of justice 27 years ago, I have not broken a single pot to date,” Khan said.
Meanwhile, Imran Khan followers on TikTok reach two million in two days.
