In the Accountability Court at Adiala Jail, Judge Muhammad Ali Waraich oversaw a high-profile corruption case involving £190 million, deciding to adjourn proceedings until June 21.
During today’s session, one witness presented their testimony and underwent thorough cross-examination. Looking ahead, the court scheduled the cross-examination of four additional witnesses for the next hearing.
The court has meticulously documented statements from 30 witnesses thus far, with 22 of them already subjected to cross-examination.
Notably, PTI founder Bushra Bibi was present in the courtroom during today’s proceedings, observing the legal proceedings firsthand.
Representing PTI were a cadre of prominent legal counsels including Salman Akram Raja, Niazullah Niazi, Ali Zafar, and Shoaib Shaheen, who were actively engaged in the case.
Judge Waraich’s courtroom demeanor underscored the gravity of the corruption allegations, maintaining a methodical approach to ensuring justice and fairness in the trial.
The adjournment until June 21 allows time for further witness cross-examinations, marking a crucial phase in the judicial process aimed at uncovering the truth behind the alleged financial misconduct.
As the case progresses, all parties involved await the next steps in what promises to be a closely watched legal battle.
