IMRAN KHAN NEWS :The ruckus is still going on in Pakistan since Imran’s arrest on Tuesday. After being arrested from the High Court, Imran’s supporters got agitated and attacked major military sites. The violence and demonstrations that started in the evening continued last night as well. There were also reports that the police resorted to firing at many places to control the crowd, in which many were injured and some even died. Last night, the Pakistan Army launched an operation to free the buildings from the clutches of PTI supporters. Imran’s supporters set fire to Shehbaz Sharif’s private residence and the Corps Commander’s house in Lahore and looted banks. Imran Khan will be produced in the court on Wednesday, so the uproar in Pakistan may continue even today.
- MORNING 11:45 AM, TODAYS UPDATE
PTI will challenge the decision of Islamabad High Court
PTI vice-chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi has announced that his party will challenge the Islamabad High Court’s decision that termed the arrest of Imran Khan by the NAB as ‘valid’.
- MORNING 11 AM, TODAYS UPDATE
Imran Khan Arrested: At Least 4 people died in Pakistan
Pakistan News: After Imran’s arrest, supporters of his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Party (PTI) staged massive protests across the country. Imran’s party has claimed that at least four people were killed and over 12 injured in different parts of the country in violent clashes between security forces and the PTI. The newspaper ‘Dawn’ quoted a source in the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) as saying that Imran would be produced before the accountability court on Wednesday.
- TODAYS UPDATE \ 9 AM
Imran Khan will have to stay in jail now
Imran Khan Arrest News: Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan may have to remain in jail for the next 4 to 5 days. Imran is currently in the custody of the National Accountability Bureau of the country. Bumro has demanded that Imran Khan be given maximum time remand. Imran Khan will be produced before the court today. Bularo wants Imran Khan to be sent to judicial custody for 14 days.
- TODAYS UPDATE \ 8:22 AM
Imran Khan Arrest Live: Imran Khan will appear in court today
Imran Khan Arrest Live: Imran Khan will be presented in the court on Wednesday amid heavy violence and ruckus. NAB (National Accountability Bureau) will seek his remand. Apart from this, he will be produced in a separate court in the Toshakhana case.
- TODAYS UPDATE \8:20 AM
The constitution should be followed in Pakistan: America
Imran Khan Latest News: America has also issued a statement on the violence in Pakistan. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a joint press conference in Washington, “We just want to make sure that whatever is happening in Pakistan should be according to the rule of law, the constitution.”
- TODAYS UPDATE \08:17 AM
Imran Khan Arrested News: America, Canada,, and Britain issued an advisory for travel to Pakistan
Imran Khan Arrested News: According to the report of ARY News, America, Britain, and Canada have issued a new travel advisory for their citizens and diplomatic staff in view of the violence in Pakistan. There is heavy violence in Pakistan after the arrest of Imran Khan.
- TODAYS UPDATE \08:13 AM
- Imran Khan News: Shahbaz Sharif’s private residence set on fire
Pakistan News: Against the arrest of Imran Khan, his supporters are on the streets all over Pakistan. The protesters are registering their protest in a violent and aggressive manner. Last night PTI supporters set fire to the private residence of Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif. The mob also torched the house of the Corps Commander in Lahore.
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- TODAYS UPDATE \08:11 AM
Gunshots kept echoing throughout the night in Pakistan
The protests, which began on Tuesday evening after the arrest of Imran Khan, continued overnight. Clashes between PTI supporters and police continued throughout the night in many areas of Pakistan and the sound of gunfire echoed in the sky. There is also news of some getting injured and some dying.
