"Under the supreme court verdict all the cases, which were being tried in the military courts, cannot be proceeded," Aitzaz Ahsan, a lawyer for Khan's party, told reporters
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Pakistan's supreme court ruled Monday that supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan accused of civil unrest should not be tried in military courts, his party said.
"Under the supreme court verdict all the cases, which were being tried in the military courts, cannot be proceeded. They could only be held in the civilian courts," Aitzaz Ahsan, a lawyer for Khan's party, told reporters outside the court.
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