A local court in Islamabad will frame charges against former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in Toshakhana case on Tuesday (today). At the previous hearing, Additional Sessions Judge Zafar Iqbal, while hearing the criminal proceedings against the PTI chief, had announced the date for the indictment of the deposed premier – who was removed from power via a no-confidence vote in April last year. The orders were issued by the judge after the PTI chief failed to appear before the court for that day’s hearing. During the course of the proceedings, the judge inquired Khan’s counsel Ali Bukhari about his client’s power of attorney. Meanwhile, the Election Commission of Pakistan’s (ECP) lawyer contended before the court that power of attorney cannot be submitted till Khan appears in person, and urged the court to issue arrest warrants for the former prime minister. At this, the court ordered Bukhari to submit the power of attorney by that day. However, the court rejected the commission’s request but directed the PTI chief to submit surety bonds of Rs20,000 to ensure his presence in the next hearing. In compliance with the court’s order, Khan’s counsel submitted the surety bonds worth Rs20,000.