Higlights: Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan's indictment in Toshakhana case delayed until March 30

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The former Pakistan prime minister's indictment has been delayed and he was allowed to go back after marking attendance at the Islamabad Judicial Complex. 

Islamabad Additional District and Sessions Judge (ADSJ) Zafar Iqbal said on Saturday the hearing in the Toshakhana case cannot be held today. Iqbal allowed Imran Khan to mark his attendance outside the Islamabad Judicial Complex where the former Pakistan prime minister was to be indicted. 

According to a report by The Dawn, Iqbal referred to the clashes between police and PTI workers and said, "“The situation as it is, the hearing and appearance cannot proceed.” 

 “All those who have gathered here should disperse after marking attendance. There is no need for shelling or pelting [of stones], the hearing cannot be held today,” the judge added. 

Iqbal also said that once Imran Khan's signatures were taken, the next date of hearing in the case could be decided. 

The Islamabad Judicial Complex on Saturday accepted Imran Khan's request for attendance from his car in the Toshakhana case. According to Geo News, Khan had said, "I am outside the complex, send your staff and accept my presence."

The PTI said on Saturday that all the eight markets in Faisalabad have been closed against the possible arrest of Imran Khan. 

There is total chaos at the Islamabad Judicial Complex with PTI supporters pelting stones at police and cops firing tear gas shells to disperse the crowd. 

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's convoy reached the Islamabad Judicial Complex but is not allowed to enter court, according to local media reports. 

Imran Khan's convoy has reached the Islamabad Judicial Complex, and the former prime minister will now address the charges of of unlawfully selling state gifts given to him by foreign dignitaries while in office.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah told Geo News on Saturday that police recovered weapons from the premises outside Imran Khan's home. Sanaullah also added that law enforcement personnel did not enter the former prime minister's residence, remaining in the garden and driveway. 

The former Pakistan prime minister's convoy has crossed G13 and at some time it would reach the judicial complex, the PTI tweeted on Saturday. 

PTI secretary general Asad Umar in a letter to Chief Justice of Pakistan claims that attemps being made to prevent Imran Khan from reaching Islamabad court

Geo News reporedt that Imran Khan will appear before Additional Session Judge Zafar Iqbal in the case after he issued non-bailable arrest warrants against the former prime minister after he repeatedly skipped hearings, citing "security threats".

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A vehicle in the convoy of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan met with an accident as he heads to Islamabad in connection with the hearing into the Toshakhana case, says Pakistani media.

Police broke into the residence of Imran Khan on Saturday and arrested more than 20 workers of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for putting up resistance against the police, Geo News repored.

A policeman told Geo News that they were fired upon from the house but no one was injured. The police operation was launched to clear the area of camps established by the party near Imran Khan's residence after the former prime minister left for Islamabad to attend a court hearing.

“Section 144 is imposed, you are kindly advised to disperse,” police said in an announcement, triggering an angry response from the PTI workers who chanted slogans. 

Islamabad police have issued a traffic advisory in light of Imran Khan's journey to the capital city. 

The police said that due to tight security measures around the Judicial Complex in G-11, citizens may face difficulty in traffic movement, leading to inconvenience.

Dawn newspaper reported that the Pakistan government has shifted the Toshakhana case hearing venue from the additional sessions court to a comparatively safer Judicial Complex.

This was done following request from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to the Islamabad police about its concerns over the security of party chairman Imran Khan.

The Chief Commissioner Office Islamabad issued a notification declaring Court No 1 Judicial Complex at G-11 as the venue for the hearing of the case filed by the district election commissioner against Khan, terming it a "one-time dispensation", according to Dawn