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Barrister Gohar Disclaims Ownership of PTI Founder’s X Account Amid Court Case

October 16, 2026 • 49 minutes ago •

ISLAMABAD: Barrister Gohar, representing the founder of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has stated that the party does not claim ownership of an X account linked to its founder during a court hearing regarding its closure.

The Islamabad High Court convened to discuss the case concerning the X account, where Barrister Gohar emphasized that the PTI is not asserting any rights over the account in question. This statement comes amid ongoing legal scrutiny surrounding the founder’s social media presence and its implications for the party.

This development raises significant questions about the digital footprint of political figures in Pakistan and the potential ramifications for the PTI as it navigates its legal challenges. The disavowal of ownership could impact the party’s public image and its strategy in the face of ongoing political turmoil.

Looking ahead, the Islamabad High Court is expected to schedule further hearings on this matter, which may clarify the legal standing of political figures in relation to their social media accounts and set precedents for future cases.