Pakistan: Imran Khan's problems increased, court issued non-bailable warrant, 80th case registered

 

A court in southwestern Pakistan on Thursday issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against former Prime Minister Imran Khan in a case of incitement against government institutions. The Quetta police on Monday slapped sections 153A, 124A and 505 of the Electronic Crimes Prevention Act 2016 against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Khan for "spreading hatred" against state institutions and their offices following his speech on Sunday. Case registered under.

Non-bailable warrant against Imran Khan;

Significantly, in the past, Pakistan's Home Minister Rana Sanaullah had claimed that former Prime Minister Imran had escaped by jumping the wall to escape his arrest. In fact, the police had come to arrest him on Sunday. But the police had to return empty-handed during this time. Meanwhile, rumors were heard that Imran Khan had run away by jumping over the wall to escape his arrest.

A judicial magistrate court in Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, heard the case and issued a non-bailable arrest warrant. The court directed the authorities to take 70-year-old Khan into custody and produce him before the court. Khan strongly criticized state institutions after the police unsuccessfully tried to arrest him from his (Khan's) residence in Zaman Park area of ​​Lahore over the weekend.

The police raids took place after an Islamabad court issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against Khan in the Toshakhana case.
Significantly, in the past, Pakistan's Home Minister Rana Sanaullah had claimed that former Prime Minister Imran had escaped by jumping the wall to escape his arrest. In fact, the police had come to arrest him on Sunday. But the police had to return empty handed during this time. Meanwhile, rumors were heard that Imran Khan had run away by jumping over the wall to escape his arrest.