An anti-terroris court on Tuesday sent Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and former federal minister Hammad Azhar to jail on judicial remand in a May 9 arson and vandalism case.
After his physical remand ended, police brought Azhar before the court and asked for more custody for questioning.
The court refused the request and ordered that the PTI leader be remanded to jail judicially.
The former minister was arrested in connection with a case of arson and vandalism related to the May 9 incidents. So far, he has spent 50 days in physical remand.