Published 1 year ago

Pakistan court postpones police operation to arrest Imran Khan

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Pakistani high court orders police to postpone operation to arrest Imran Khan for another day. Supporters of the former prime minister fought pitched battles with security forces. Dozens of Khan's supporters barricaded his home to prevent his arrest. Khan is charged with illegally selling state gifts given to him while he was prime minister.

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Times of India

Pakistan court to decide if police can move to arrest Imran Khan

Even though there was no police presence on Friday, witnesses said Khan's supporters, armed with batons and iron rods, remained stationed outside his home. Khan's aide Fawad Chadhury said his party, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, had filed another plea on Friday at the Islamabad high court to suspend the warrant after a lower court rejected a similar plea a day earlier.

1 year ago·India

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News18 India

Pakistan Court to Decide if Police Can Move to Arrest Imran Khan

Scores of supporters of Imran Khan barricaded his home to protect him as the former Pakistani prime minister waited to hear a ruling on whether security forces could launch an operation to arrest him. Police are waiting for the court ruling on the warrant before taking any action.

1 year ago·India

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The Hindu

Pakistan judge offers to stop attempts to arrest Imran Khan if he surrenders in court

While hearing the case, the district court judge remarked that former PM Imran Khan should surrender unconditionally before seeking any favour from the court

1 year ago·India

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The Independent

Police operation to arrest Imran Khan temporarily barred by Pakistan court

Lahore High Court orders police to suspend plans to arrest Khan until Friday

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Pakistan ex-PM Khan's plea to suspend arrest warrant rejected

A Pakistani court on Thursday rejected former Prime Minister Imran Khan's plea to suspend an arrest warrant issued against him, stoking fears of a renewed confrontation between his supporters and security forces.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

Pakistan Court To Decide If Police Can Move To Arrest Imran Khan

Scores of supporters of Imran Khan barricaded his home on Friday to protect him as the former Pakistani prime minister waited to hear a ruling on whether security forces could launch an operation to arrest him for failing to show up in court. Ahead of the court decision, a tense calm prevailed in Khan's Lahore neighbourhood which earlier this week was the scene of pitched battles between hundreds of supporters and security forces that had tried …

1 year ago·New Delhi, India

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