A non-bailable warrant has been issued against Imran Khan for threatening women judges and senior police officers.
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Lahore, Pakistan former prime minister of Imran Khan After the issue of non-bailable warrant against him, the Islamabad police has reached to arrest him. According to the information, the police has reached Lahore by helicopter to arrest Imran Khan. The court had issued a non-bailable warrant against him for using threatening language against a woman judge and senior police officers. This order was given by the District and Sessions Court.
Meanwhile, thousands of his supporters marched under the leadership of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan on Monday. Imran Khan’s supporters threw rose petals on the convoy taking him to Data Darbar, where he addressed the supporters. During this he said, this is not my personal war. My life is in danger. I am fighting for the people of Pakistan. Our country is on the verge of destruction.
‘Cases being made to keep away from elections’
He said, these people are filing cases against me, so that I stay away from the elections. Everyday a new case is being filed. My sixth jalsa will be during the day. This will be the sixth Jalsa in the last 12 years. It will not be visible in the dark how to get our country out of the quagmire.
Arrest warrants have been issued against Khan for failing to appear in court in the Toshakhana case and for allegedly threatening a woman judge while addressing a public meeting last year.
Two non-bailable warrants issued
After two non-bailable arrest warrants were issued against Khan, the Islamabad police arrived in Lahore in a special helicopter to arrest the PTI chief, after which Khan left his Zaman Park residence to lead the march, the Express Tribune reported. Happened. Earlier, the Lahore district administration met the party leadership to discuss the march, its route and security arrangements.
However, the district administration put a condition that no leader of the party would make statements against the judiciary or any other institution.
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