Contempt of court case: Imran Khan submits new affidavit

ISLAMABAD: PTI chairman Imran Khan has submitted a new affidavit in the contempt of court case on Saturday on the remarks for additional district and sessions judge Zeba Chaudhry.

According to details, Chairman PTI has submitted his affidavit in Islamabad High Court (IHC) in a contempt of court case for passing controversial remarks against female judge.

During the hearing PTI chairman said that it was realized that the red line might be crossed in the speech on August 20. If the judge gets the impression that the red line was crossed, then he is willing to apologize.

In the affidavit, Imran Khan stated: “I felt that I had crossed the red line during my speech on August 20.”

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The PTI chairman said that he had no intention to threaten the judge. “The meaning of taking action was nothing more than the legal action. I will be cautious about the judiciary in future,” he added.

In the affidavit submitted to the Islamabad High Court (IHC), Imran Khan had not sought apology. During the last hearing, he stated he would abide by whatever I stated before the court. “I am ready to do more in order to satisfy the court,” he contended.

On Friday, Imran Khan had visited the court of Judge Zeba Chaudhary to apologize.