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Al-Qadir Trust case: Imran, Bushra challenge SC registrar's refusal to entertain their petitions
Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi challenged the Supreme Court registrar's refusal to entertain their petitions against the Islamabad High Court's April 30 order in the Al-Qadir Trust case. The couple seeks suspension of their sentences in a corruption case involving £190 million, where they were convicted of receiving funds and land from a real estate firm to settle liabilities instead of adding repatriated funds to the national treasury.
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