A three-member team from the Punjab Forensic Science Agency (PFSA) has arrived at Adiala Jail to conduct the first-ever polygraph test on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder and chairman Imran Khan. This test is part of the ongoing investigation into the incidents that occurred on May 9th in Lahore.
According to media reports, the PFSA team comprises Waqas Khalid, Abid Ayub, and Ali Raza. They were accompanied by Deputy Superintendent of Police Jawed, Inspector Rana Akmal, Rana Akram, and Alam.
The Lahore Anti-Terrorism Court had previously granted a 10-day physical remand of Imran Khan in 12 cases related to the May 9th incidents on July 15. The cases involve various charges, including those registered at the Sarwar Road, Gulberg, Race Course, Mughalpura, Shadman, and Model Town police stations.
Khan is specifically facing charges connected to the Jinnah House, Military Tower, and Shadman arson attacks. The PTI chairman was arrested by the police in these 12 cases at Adiala Jail.
This development marks a significant step in the investigation as authorities seek to uncover further details about the events of May 9th.
