LAHORE – In relation to the May 9 charges, three PTI leaders—Dr. Yasmin Rashid, Ejaz Chaudhry, and Rubina Jameel—were charged on Tuesday by Anti-Terrorism Court judge Abhar Gul Khan.

The party’s senior leader Ejaz Chaudhry, former health minister Yasmin Rashid, and Rubina Jameel were all indicted by the court, however all of the defendants denied any involvement in any crimes pertaining to health.

On December 16, the court called witnesses to testify and postponed further actions until the following hearing date. Notably, the suspects are involved in two cases that have been filed at the Lahore police station on Sarwar Road.

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