Imran Khan's Wife Bushra Bibi Cleared of Poisoning Allegations

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has rejected claims of poisoning Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan's wife, Bushra Bibi, due to lack of evidence. Justice Mian Gil Hassan Aurangzeb presided over the case where it was revealed that medical tests conducted at Al-Shifa Hospital under Dr. Asim Yousaf's supervision confirmed Bushra Bibi's good health, with no traces of poison found.

During the hearing, the court was informed by the official lawyer, Abdur Rehman, that Bushra Bibi had completed all necessary tests and was declared completely well. The judge inquired about the alleged poisoning, to which the lawyer clarified that no signs of poisoning were detected.

The applicant's counsel expressed Bushra Bibi's desire to address the court personally. However, considering her well-being and the absence of any evidence of foul play, the judge decided to dismiss the petition.

The plea was filed based on suspicions of poisoning aimed at Bushra Bibi, raising concerns about her health and safety. The court's thorough examination and medical reports have now confirmed that there is no indication of any poisoning incident.

The Islamabad High Court's decision to dismiss the plea regarding the alleged poisoning of Bushra Bibi marks the end of the case, as no evidence supporting the claims was found. With Bushra Bibi declared in good health, the court has upheld justice and put an end to the unfounded allegations.