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Lahore: Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and Chairman of PTI Imran Khan has been fully prosecuted. Police and paramilitary forces have cordoned off Imran’s Mahalaya at Jamaat Park in Lahore. All the roads leading to his house have also been closed. The electricity of his residence has also been disconnected. It is alleged that he has hidden 30-40 terrorists in his residence. That’s why the security forces want to search his house.
According to some media reports, the Shahbaz government has kept two options against Imran, one is to leave the country and run away to London, and the other is to face the ‘Army Act’, according to which he should be ready for life imprisonment or hanging. .
Imran Khan discussed with the senior leaders of his party in his palace, but openly challenged the Sharif government and said that he will not leave the country until there is no last drop of blood in his body.
It is also well known that Imran Khan had apprehension that he would be killed in any way or on any pretext.
This legendary cricketer of yesteryear used to persevere even in dire situations of the team and used to encourage his teammates to persevere as well. He was once respected as an invincible player in the cricket world. They are showing the same indomitability now. In fact, even the Sharif government is in awe of him. That’s why they are afraid of them, so one way or the other has been taken to ‘remove the thorn’.
Significantly, the distance between Pakistan’s Army Chief Syed Asim Munir and Imran Khan has widened considerably. The army is angry with the actions of Imran Khan and his party workers and supporters on May 9. The attacks on the Pakistan Army headquarters in Rawalpindi and the Corps Commander’s Headquarters in Lahore have shaken the army, so a meeting of top army officials on Monday called for Imran Khan and the perpetrators to be prosecuted under the relevant laws of the country. was decided. Pakistan Army Act and Privacy Act should be done. A meeting at the General Headquarters, chaired by General Syed Asim Munir, also concluded that the May 9 attack and arson were part of a well-planned conspiracy to desecrate and burn images of holy monuments. Historical buildings were to be demolished.
In a meeting with his party leaders, Imran Khan described the government’s plan as the ‘London plan’. He said the government was also planning to put his wife Bushra Begum behind bars and sentence her to 10 years for sedition.
