PTI leaders defend Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi against the Al-Qadir trust case

Opposition Leader in the National Assembly, Omar Ayub, strongly rejected the Al-Qadir Trust case, labelling it baseless and asserting that neither Imran Khan nor Bushra Bibi had any involvement with the trust.

Addressing a press conference with fellow PTI leaders Shibli Faraz and Salman Akram Raja, Ayub criticized the government for targeting welfare initiatives such as Al-Qadir University, which he highlighted as an educational institution focused on teaching the life of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him).

He condemned the case as politically motivated, claiming it was an attack on philanthropic efforts in Pakistan. The leaders argued that the government’s actions were an attempt to undermine initiatives aimed at improving society and education.

Shibli Faraz expressed concern over the negative impact the case has had on public trust, while Salman Akram Raja emphasized that neither Imran Khan nor Bushra Bibi had financially benefitted from the trust. He further reiterated that the funds in question had already been submitted to the Supreme Court, ensuring no loss to the state.

The PTI leaders called on the government to stop using frivolous cases to target political opponents and instead focus on addressing the country’s economic challenges and improving governance.