The PPP leader said that Rashid, with his allegations, wanted to cause a fight between the PTI and the PPP and disrupt the country's peace.

Justice Jawad Hassan who was hearing the case expressed dismay when the law officer representing the federal government and counsel for the Punjab governor sought time for preparation of the case.

Justice Tariq Saleem Sheikh has remarked that he better knows how to get his orders implemented while hearing the petition challenging arrest of the PTI leader, and directed the police authorities to produce Fawad today before him at 6 pm.

The bench in Rawalpindi has allowed the ECP to continue contempt proceedings against the PTI leaders.

Nida Rehman, a section officer, tells court that a committee is working on this that which details of Thoshakhana gifts could be made public and which could not.

Munir Ahmed, a local citizen, asks the court to direct the authorities concerned to make the details public regarding gifts of Thoshakhana, recipients and the payments made to retain the gifts.

The court disposed of the petition after Barrister Ali Zafar, the counsel for Elahi, informed the bench that his client had won the vote of confidence in the Punjab Assembly.

A LHC larger bench headed by Justice Abid Aziz Sheikh is hearing the case.

The LHC three-member bench led by Chief Justice Muhammad Ameer Bhatti has held that the petitions have become infractuous, and thus the petitioners have withdrawn their petitions.

The PTI Chairman has requested the court to set aside the ECP's notice while declaring and holding the assumption of jurisdiction and taking of cognisance by the electoral body for his removal as party chairman as envisaged by the said notice, "illegal, ultra vires the powers of ECP, contrary to the Constitution, and of no legal effect".