The anti-corruption officials have sought the former chief minister’s physical remand from the court.The duty magistrate told the prosecution he will wait for 15 minutes, and if they did not want the case to be heard, he will leave.“We do not want you to hear the case, as we do not trust you. We will submit a plea with the sessions judge against placing the case before you,” the prosecution said, at which the court announced a break of 15 minutes.After the break, Magistrate Ghulam Murtaza Virk said if the prosecution did not like his judgement, they could challenge it, adding if they did not want to present the suspect, they could file an application for appearing before another judge.On Saturday, Elahi was re-arrested for the second time after being discharged in three cases.The Anti-Corruption Establishment re-arrested Elahi and kept him in its headquarters.This time, he was arrested in the case of allegedly making ‘illegal recruitments’ in the Punjab Assembly.