A disqualification claim was made against Imran Khan for failing to provide information on Tyrion Jade White.
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) President Imran Khan has responded to the disqualification claim made against him on Wednesday. Your potential daughter in the nomination papers Tyrion Jade White A disqualification claim was made against the former prime minister for failing to provide information about
The PTI leader argued, which was sent through Salman Akram Raja, that the Islamabad High Court (IHC), which has constitutional authority, cannot review any affidavit issued by Imran Khan as he has already rejected the National Resigned from the assembly.
Hearing will be held again on Thursday
He said that the same problem was raised in the Abdul Wahab Baloch case, in which four judges of the Islamabad High Court, including the current Chief Justice Ameer Farooq, recused themselves from hearing the case. The hearing of the case will resume on Thursday in the Islamabad High Court. Imran was challenged in 2018 for failing to list Tyrion White as his daughter on his nomination paper.
Meanwhile, everyone is shocked by the attack on the mosque in Peshawar. Taliban Foreign Minister, Amir Khan Muttaki has said that Pakistan should not blame Afghanistan for the attack inside a mosque in Peshawar. He said that the root of insecurity lies within Pakistan and it should not be linked to Taliban. Speaking at the inauguration of a rehabilitation centre, he urged ministers in Pakistan not to blame Afghanistan for their domestic problems.
Afghanistan rejected Pakistan’s claim
A deadly explosion rocked a mosque in Pakistan’s Peshawar on Monday, killing 100 people and injuring 200 others. Alluding to concerns about Afghanistan becoming a safe haven for terrorists, Muttaki asked, “Why only Pakistan is affected and not other neighboring countries?”
Recently, Pakistani Interior Minister, Rana Sana Ullah Khan had said that they have accessed some evidence which shows that the attacks inside Pakistan were conducted on the soil of Afghanistan. Pakistani officials have repeatedly claimed that Afghan soil has been used against their country’s security, but Taliban officials have rejected such claims.
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