Imran Khan
'Police have surrounded my house': Imran Khan
Addressing his party workers, the deposed Pakistan Prime Minister feared that the country is heading towards the path of destruction. Earlier, taking to Twitter the PTI chief said: "Probably my last tweet before my next arrest. Police has surrounded my house," The News reported.
Imran's close aide jumps ship as noose tightens around party
The former health minister is the second PTI leader to jump ship after member of the National Assembly (MNA), Mahmood Baqi Maulvi, the report said. Kiani was elected from the NA-16 constituency on a PTI ticket in 2018 and was considered a close aide of the PTI chief. He was also the former president of PTI's North Punjab chapter.
Imran Khan responsible for May 9 mutinous attacks: Pakistan PM Shehbaz
"Imran Khan has relentlessly maligned and attacked the armed forces and the sitting Army chief and very cunningly prepared his cult with the slogans of 'Haqeeqi Azadi' aimed at inciting them for violence we witnessed on May 9," Sharif said. "Listen to his speeches and you will get your answers," he added, Samaa TV reported.
PTI ordered to handover 'terrorists' hiding in Imran's Lahore residence in 24 hrs
"PTI should handover these terrorists or the law will take its course," Geo News quoted provincial caretaker Information Minister Aamir Mir as saying while addressing a press conference in Lahore. He also added that the government was aware about the presence of these "terrorists" as it had credible intelligence reports.
Imran Khan condemns 'illegal arrest' of PTI leaders
Qureshi and Umar were arrested on May 10, a day after Khan's dramatic arrest from the Islamabad High Court, which prompted nationwide violent protests staged by his supporters and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders and workers. In a lengthy Twitter post, the PTI chairman also claimed that "despite court orders, journalist Imran Riaz Khan has not been presented in court and there are confirmed reports of torture against him".
Pakistan's top security body confirms military trial for May 9 arsonists
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired the high-powered NSC meeting, which was attended by senior cabinet ministers, three services chiefs, DG ISI and other relevant officials, The Express Tribune reported.
Pakistan govt looks to pass legislation on establishment of military courts
As per sources in the government, the ruling coalition under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif does not trust Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Atta Bandial and many others in the judiciary, who they believe continue to give blanket legal cover to Khan and his party leaders in many cases.
Imran Khan's political future now hangs by a thread
The violence that went on for at least 72 hours saw mob attacks on General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi, Core Commander house in Lahore, Jinnah House Lahore, Radio Pakistan's Peshawar office, and other government and state institution offices and buildings across the country.
Pakistan top military brass hints at Imran Khan's trial under Army Act
Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir presided over a Special Corps Commanders Conference (CCC) meeting at GHQ in Rawalpindi to discuss the situation arising out of violent protests by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) against the arrest of its Chairman Imran Khan, Express Tribune reported.
Imran Khan renews calls for protests
"All citizens be ready for peaceful protests as once again Constitution and SC destroyed, it is the end of the Pak dream", he said in a tweet, Express Tribune reported. The former Prime Minister condemned the arrests of PTI workers and protesters in the aftermath of his arrest and subsequent rioting last week.
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