RAWALPINDI:An anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Rawalpindi on Monday issued a **non-bailable arrest warrant** for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan’s sister, **Aleema Khan**, in connection with the party’s **November 26, 2024 protest case**.
ATC Judge **Amjad Ali Shah** directed the police to arrest Aleema and produce her before the court on **October 22**, citing her repeated absence from the proceedings.
The court has already **indicted Aleema and nine others**, including **Sajid Qureshi, Atif Riaz, Faheem Razaq, Adalat Khan Qureshi, Mursalin Kiani, Tayyab Abbas Shah, Umar Shah Muhammad Hanif, and Ali Raza**, in the case registered at **Sadiqabad Police Station**.
During Monday’s hearing, ten accused appeared before the court while **five prosecution witnesses** recorded their statements. The court also issued **non-bailable warrants** for Aleema’s guarantor, **Umer Sharif**, and directed the **Rawalpindi deputy commissioner** to verify the property documents submitted for her bail.
The November 26 protest was organized by PTI to demand the release of its incarcerated founder **Imran Khan**, who has been in jail since August 2023 in multiple cases involving charges of corruption and terrorism. The demonstrations turned violent, resulting in clashes with law enforcement that led to the **martyrdom of three Rangers personnel and a policeman
