The Elections Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Tuesday deferred the indictment of former prime minister Imran Khan and former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry in a case pertaining to contempt of the ECP and the chief election commissioner (CEC). The hearing was adjourned till December 27. A four-member bench of the electoral body reached Rawalpindi Central Jail to charge sheet the former Imran and Fawad, who are currently incarcerated at Adiala jail. On December 6, the ECP decided to conduct a jail trial of both politicians, following the objection of the Ministry of Interior to produce Imran before the commission due to security reasons. The ECP had instructed the ministry to make necessary arrangements. It should be noted that the proceedings of the PTI chief’s trial in the Toshakhana, cypher, and £190 million settlement case are already taking place inside the premises of Adiala jail due to 'security concerns'. Last year, the electoral body had initiated contempt proceedings a...