Why Did The Supreme Court Slammed Pakistan Rangers For Arresting Imran Khan? | News @ 7
May 11, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn this episode News @ 7, Afrida Rahaman Ali will be discussing the Supreme Court of Pakistan's decision over former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. In a massive relief of Pakistan Supreme Court has called the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan illegal and has instructed him to approach the Islamabad High Court. The court's decision came during the hearing of Imran Khan's plea regarding his arrest in the Al-Qadir Trust case, with a three-member bench presiding over the matter. Imran Khan supporters celebrated the latest turn in the conflict between the ex-premier and the present government by dancing in the streets outside the courthouse. During a week of battles between demonstrators and police, as well as mob attacks on military and government facilities, the government cracked down on Khan's followers, arresting over 2,000 people in raids across the country. Tune in for more such updates.
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