NAB got 8-day remand of Imran Khan in Al-Qadir Trust case on Wednesday.
The Islamabad court judge Muhammad Bashir announced the reserved verdict.
The verdict was announced by Judge Mohammad Bashir, who reserved it earlier today.
He directed officials to present Khan in court on May 17.
Earlier today, a district and sessions court formally framed the charges against the PTI chief in the Toshakhana case.
Khan was arrested by the NAB in a dramatic move a day earlier in a corruption case involving a property tycoon.
The PTI chief was then whisked away to the NAB office in the garrison town of Rawalpindi for interrogation.
Imran Khan was presented before an accountability court for proceedings of Al-Qadir Trust case, currently underway at a Islamabad Police Lines, which was given the status of a court as a “one-time dispensation” late on Tuesday night.
As soon as the much-anticipated hearing of case against PTI chief began, NAB officials sought a 14-day remand of the former premier.
Later, the court reserved its verdict on the NAB’s request for Khan’s remand.
