Imran Khan says he prefers prison instead of slavery, calls for protest against regime
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Imran involved in May 9 conspiracy, rules LHC
The Lahore High Court (LHC) ruled on Thursday that former prime minister Imran Khan was involved in a conspiracy behind the violent events of May 9, 2023, citing testimonies from two police officials. The court dismissed Imran’s post-arrest bail petition, noting sufficient grounds for criminal conspiracy and abetment. {{pdf}} According to the written order, statements by Inspector Ismat Kamal and Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Hassan Afzal place …
Pakistan: Imran Khan calls for nationwide protest, says he prefers jail over slavery under hybrid regime
Pakistan's jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan has once again stirred political emotions from behind bars and declared that he would rather live in a dark prison cell than accept slavery under what he called a "hybrid regime." In a bold message to his supporters, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Khan urged them to take to the streets and launch protests after Ashura -- the 10th day of mourning in Moharram to commemorate the 7th-century m…
Imran Khan says he prefers prison instead of slavery, calls for protest against regime
Imran Khan says he prefers prison instead of slavery, calls for protest against regime Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan has said he will prefer to live in the dark cell of a prison, instead of accepting slavery, as he urged his supporters to stage protests against the hybrid regime.Khan called on the workers of his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), to stage an uprising against the current regime after Ashura, the 10th day …
Imran Khan urges nationwide movement against ‘Dictatorship’ after Ashura
Adiala Jail — Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, in a sharply worded statement from prison, has criticized what he termed the establishment of a “total dictatorship” in Pakistan, and stated that rather than employing a “fake parliament” to impose a 27th constitutional amendment following the 26th, the regime could simply proclaim a monarchy outright. Addressing his relatives in Adiala Jail, Khan explained that Pakistan had been established in the…
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