These Judges and Chief Ministers Are Unfortunate, Ruining Their Hereafter: Ahad Khan
Sanaullah Nagra (@) Published October 06, 2026 | 06:57 PM
Ahad Khan, the husband of Uzma Khan, stated that Imran Khan might have made mistakes in his younger years, but he is currently sin-free in jail, where he cannot lie or backbite. He further emphasized that Imran Khan's sisters are doing righteous deeds and cannot be defeated.
"These judges and chief ministers are highly unfortunate people who are ruining their hereafter instead of preparing for their graves." Ahad Khan expressed this view regarding the current political scenario. He argued that these leaders, over 60 years old, have limited time left, and instead of guiding the nation, they are pursuing wrongdoings.
Khan questioned the morality of these individuals, suggesting they cannot enjoy an afterlife earned through unlawful means. He prayed for Imran Khan's sisters, asking Allah to grant them repentance before their deaths.
"You cannot defeat the PTI founder and his sisters." Meanwhile, the Lahore Anti-Terrorism Court heard interim bail petitions filed by Imran Khan's sisters Aleema Khan and Uzma Khanum, among others, in a case related to the May 9 riots and arson.
The court summoned the prosecution record and adjourned the hearing until November 6th. Former federal ministers Asad Umar, Fawad Chaudhry, Musarat Cheema, and other accused appeared before the court during the hearing. Azam Swati was granted a one-day exemption from attendance.
Cases have been registered against the accused for their roles in incidents on May 9, including the burning of Jinnah House, Askari Tower, and a Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz office.