Charge Sheet Filed in Prohibited Funding Case, Imran Khan Named Accused

A charge sheet has been filed in the prohibited funding case, and Imran Khan has been named the main accused. Investigators submitted the report in Islamabad, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings against the former prime minister.

According to officials, the charge sheet includes Imran Khan and several others linked to the case. Authorities stated that the investigation identified him as the central figure. This step moves the case forward toward formal court hearings and possible trial proceedings.

Meanwhile, the registrar’s office has started the scrutiny process of the submitted charge sheet. The court has scheduled the next hearing for tomorrow. The case will be heard in the Islamabad Banking Court under Judge Abdul Ghafour Kakar.

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Furthermore, investigators alleged that 11 accused individuals were involved in receiving foreign funding. They claimed that around 1,800 transactions were made into party accounts. These transactions reportedly included about $2.1 million in funds considered illegal.

In addition, officials said some funds were received under the name “Naya Pakistan,” while others came through a company called “Wootton Cricket Limited.” Overall, the charge sheet filed in the prohibited funding case, naming Imran Khan as accused, signals a critical stage in the legal process.