Imran Khan: From Pakistan (Pakistan) former prime minister Imran Khan (Imran Khan)’s troubles have increased. An arrest warrant has been issued against him. So they can be arrested anytime. against them for threatening the judge case registered Now an arrest warrant has been issued against Imran Khan in this case. On Friday, 30 September, Imran Khan appeared in the Islamabad Sessions Court and apologized to the judge. Imran Khan is accused of threatening the police and a female judge, Jeba Chaudhary, during a public meeting.
Imran Khan had organized a rally in Islamabad against the arrest of Shahbaz Gill on 20 August. This time he threatened the police and a lady judge. In this case, a case was registered against him under the Anti Terror Act.
Imran Khan’s arrest hangs in balance
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan can be arrested or detained at any time. He is accused of intimidating judges and police. During his speech at the rally, Imran Khan threatened the Inspector General of Police of Islamabad and a judge. Therefore, a case has been registered against him under the Anti-Terrorism Act for threatening high-ranking officers and judges of Islamabad Police and for disturbing peace in the country.
What are the allegations against Imran Khan?
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been accused of conspiring to disrupt Pakistan’s peace system and trying to worsen the situation by holding a rally in Islamabad on August 20. Imran Khan is also accused of threatening several police officers, including the Inspector General of Police of Islamabad. Along with this, Imran Khan also tried to threaten the judge of Islamabad Sessions Court Jeba Chaudhary. After that a case has been registered against Imran Khan and an arrest warrant has been issued against him.
PTI leader Shahbaz Gill tortured in custody
PTI leader Dr. Imran Khan had organized a rally in August alleging custodial torture against Shahbaz Gill. Meanwhile, Imran Khan issued a warning without intimidation to the Inspector General and Deputy Inspector General of Islamabad. After this, an FIR was lodged against Imran Khan at Margalla police station in Islamabad. The FIR, registered by Magistrate Ali Javed, states that Imran Khan threatened police officers and a woman additional judge during the rally.
