Pakistan's Election Commission has ordered the police to arrest Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chairman Imran Khan and present him before it on 25th of this month in a contempt case under the Representation of Peoples Act. <br/><br/>A show-cause notice for contempt was issued to him in August regarding the party's alleged receipt of illegal foreign-funding. <br/><br/>The 64-year-old cricketer-turned-politician was asked to appear before the Election commission on 14th of this month, but he did not turn up. Imran has already challenged the ECP's show-cause notice in the Islamabad High Court, where a three-judge bench on Thursday heard his appeal. <br/><br/>But the bench adjourned hearings till 20th of this month without granting a stay order against the ECP's show-cause notice or arrest warrant.