Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam will have to wait more as the Lahore High Court has postponed the hearing of the sexual harassment case filed against him. The hearing which was scheduled to take place on December 12 will now be heard on December 16.

Mukhtar accuses Babar Azam of promising marriage, then exploiting her sexually, resulting in an abortion she claims she was persuaded to undergo.

The Lahore High Court has postponed the hearing in a rape case involving former Pakistan cricket captain Babar Azam to December 16. The petitioner, Hamiza Mukhtar, claims Babar assaulted her and broke a promise of marriage.

The court remarked that this case has been pending since 2021 and every time a request for postponement is made.

The Lahore High Court on Thursday adjourned the hearing of the alleged rape case against former Pakistan captain Babar Azam till December 16.

The Lahore High Court has granted Babar Azam temporary relief in the sexual harassment case against Hamiza Mukhtar. The case's next hearing is scheduled for December 12, where significant arguments will be presented.

The Lahore High Court has summoned the woman who filed a sexual harassment case against Pakistan cricket star Babar Azam for the next hearing on December 12. The Lahore High Court heard the case challenging the trial court’s order to register the case against Babar Azam, Express News reported.

Mukhtar alleges that Babar promised to marry her, only to later exploit her sexually, leading to an abortion that she was persuaded to undergo.

A Lahore High Court hearing on rape allegations against cricketer Babar Azam has been adjourned to December 16 due to the absence of his senior counsel. Accuser Hamiza Mukhtar claims Azam sexually exploited her under the pretense of marriage,

As Babar’s senior lawyer, Barrister Haris Azmat did not appear in the court, his junior lawyer requested to adjourn the case and the court granted the request.