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Insha'Allah, lets leave my words and yours and that of independent judiciary for the day of judgement when we will be called to explain ourselves.
[69:18] You will then be presented ˹before Him for judgment˺, and none of your secrets will stay hidden.
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Full Judgment Highlights & Verbatim Findings
1. Court Document Details
The court issued a 148-page written order, formally convicting Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi. It was delivered in an Accountability Court at Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi.
2. Convictions & Sentences
Imran Khan was found guilty under sections 9(a)(ii)(iv)(vi) of the National Accountability Ordinance (NAO), 1999:
Sentenced to 14 years’ rigorous imprisonment
Fine: Rs 1,000,000
In default of payment: Additional 6 months in prison
Bushra Bibi was convicted for aiding and abetting (section 9(a)(xii)):
Sentenced to 7 years’ rigorous imprisonment
Fine: Rs 500,000
In default: Additional 3 months in prison
3. Property Forfeiture
The court ordered that the property of the sham trust, “Al-Qadir University Project Trust,” be forfeited to the Federal Government under Section 10(a) of the NAO.
4. Evidence & Credibility of the Case
The judgement stressed that:
The prosecution’s case “mainly hinges upon the documentary evidence, which is proved patiently.”
The defence was unable to discredit prosecution witnesses or documents.
The court described the evidence as “cogent, credible, coherent, irrefutable, reliable and confidence-inspiring.”
5. Specific Illicit Gains Found
The court determined that, in exchange for illegal favours granted to property tycoon Malik Riaz (and associates), Imran Khan:
Received 458 kanals of land, Rs 285 million, and a university building valued at Rs 284,032,000 under the guise of donations to the trust.
In July & October 2021, also obtained 240 kanals and 6 marlas of land in Islamabad via a front person (Farhat Shehzadi).
6. Broader Allegations & Abuse of Power
The judgment noted misuse of authority:
Imran Khan had directed £171.159 million of the £190 million NCA-recovered funds—intended for the State—into a private account used to settle land costs—benefiting Bahria Town.
In a December 3, 2019 cabinet meeting, he approved a misleading note to conceal these transfers, violating procedural norms.