<p>Islamabad: A court in Pakistan on Monday extended the remand of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi by seven days in the newly filed Toshakhana case.</p><p>The National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the anti-corruption watchdog, in the case, accused the former couple of purchasing a jewellery set from the Toshakhana and selling it by violating the laws.</p><p>Toshaskhana is a repository where presents handed to government officials from foreign officials are kept.</p><p>According to Toshakhana rules, gifts/presents and other such materials received by persons to whom these rules apply shall be reported to the Cabinet Division.</p>.Police arrests jailed former Pak PM Imran Khan’s party’s information secretary during raid.<p>Khan, 71, and Bushra, 49, were on Monday presented in the anti-accountability court which held the hearing in the Adiala Jail of Rawalpindi where the two have been incarcerated.</p><p>The NAB prosecutor requested a 14-day extension in the remand to continue their investigations into allegations of receiving gifts illegally.</p><p>The court, however, agreed to remand them for a week and ordered the couple to be produced on July 29 for further proceedings.</p><p>The previous remand of eight days ended on Monday and Khan and his wife were presented before the court. </p><p>Earlier, the two were arrested on July 13 following their acquittal in the un-Islamic marriage case.</p>
<p>Islamabad: A court in Pakistan on Monday extended the remand of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi by seven days in the newly filed Toshakhana case.</p><p>The National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the anti-corruption watchdog, in the case, accused the former couple of purchasing a jewellery set from the Toshakhana and selling it by violating the laws.</p><p>Toshaskhana is a repository where presents handed to government officials from foreign officials are kept.</p><p>According to Toshakhana rules, gifts/presents and other such materials received by persons to whom these rules apply shall be reported to the Cabinet Division.</p>.Police arrests jailed former Pak PM Imran Khan’s party’s information secretary during raid.<p>Khan, 71, and Bushra, 49, were on Monday presented in the anti-accountability court which held the hearing in the Adiala Jail of Rawalpindi where the two have been incarcerated.</p><p>The NAB prosecutor requested a 14-day extension in the remand to continue their investigations into allegations of receiving gifts illegally.</p><p>The court, however, agreed to remand them for a week and ordered the couple to be produced on July 29 for further proceedings.</p><p>The previous remand of eight days ended on Monday and Khan and his wife were presented before the court. </p><p>Earlier, the two were arrested on July 13 following their acquittal in the un-Islamic marriage case.</p>