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PML-N leader and PM's Adviser on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah (left) and PTI founder Imran Khan. — APP/Reuters/File
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On Thursday, the Prime Minister of the Prime Minister of Political and Public Affairs, Rana Sanaullah, said that if the court issued the imprisoned Pakistan Tehreek -e -Insaf’s founder Imran Khan, the PML -N -led coalition government would not object.
This development came when the key opposition party, PTI, the former ruling party said that the rule of law and the constitution and the rule of the rule of political prisoners in the country, the former ruling party has called for a nationwide protest against what the “stolen mandate” has called.
In addition, Maulana Fazllar Rehman, the head of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Fazal (Joy F), said last week that the religious political party is planning to protest against the PTI as well as the federal government’s policies after Eid.
Talking to journalists today, the Prime Minister’s aide said that the founders of the PTI were in jail for the cases in which they were sentenced.
The 71 -year -old cricketer is behind bars after registering a case in several cases from corruption to terrorism in April 2023.
Responding to another question regarding the recent camera meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security, the former security czar said that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) chief minister Ali Amin Gandpur was asked to strengthen the police capability and the CTD in the growing incident of terrorism.
NA Speaker Ayaz Sadiq called for a high -level national meeting on the advice of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif between the increasing incidence of terrorism in the country, especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.
NA Opposition Leader Omar Ayub and members of PTI left the high level. However, the participants of the meeting were included in the KPCM. He participated in his ability as a representative of the province.
Big matters to Khan in jail
Caseer case
On March 27, 2022, less than a month ago in Khan-April 2022, which was picked up before the crowd before any trust motion, claiming that it was a pioneer by a foreign nation who assured its political rivals to overthrow the PTI government.
A few days later, he accused the United States of plotting and alleged that the then Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia had tried to remove it. He was allegedly in the US Ambassador to the US Majid meeting with Safer LU.
In August 2023, the Federal Investigation Agency filed the first Information Report (FIR) against Imran and Qureshi under the Government Secret Act.
Special Court Judge Abullanat Zulkarnain sentenced Khan and Qureshi to 10 years.
However, the IHC canceled the sentence of PTI leaders in the Saifer case, which included allegations of misuse and misuse of the diplomatic document on June 2024.
IDDAT case
The PTI founder and his wife were sentenced to seven years imprisonment in February 2024 and a fine of Rs 500,000, when a trial court faced a fraud as a former husband of Bashara, Khur Manika, and transferred the court against the court.
After several months of his constant legal problems, Khan and his July 2024 were relieved as a District and Sessions Court.
Emphasizing Manika’s failure to prove her case against both Khan and Basra, the court said: “He [Khan and Bushra] If he needs not to be detained in any other case, he is instructed to release it immediately. “
GHQ attack case
PTI founder Chairman Khan is facing cases, including people related to the May 9 devastation across the country. Dozens of cases were filed after violent protests against Khan and PTI leadership.
The May 190 million riots were mobilized across the country following the arrest of the Prime Minister in a 190 million settlement case. Hundreds of PTI workers and senior leaders were pursued by bars for alleged involvement in violence and attacks on military installations.
During the protest, the miscreants targeted civil and military installations, including Jinnah House and General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi. The army declared May 9 “Black Day” and decided to try the protesters under the Army Act.
The founder of the PTI, however, blamed the “men of agencies” for fire and firing in some areas during the May 9 violent protests.
Toshakhana Case I
A 70 -year -old cricketer is accused of misusing his 2022 premiere from 2018 to buy and sell gifts in state occupation, which was received during visits overseas and is worth more than Rs 140 million ($ 635,000).
The gifts included watches given by a royal family, according to government officials, who have previously alleged that Khan’s assistants sold them in Dubai.
In addition, the seven wrist clock, manufactured by six watchmaker Rolex, and the most expensive “Master Graph Limited Edition” worth 85 (385,000), was also included in these gifts.
A reference was sent to the Election Commission by the then National Assembly Speaker Raja Pervez Ashraf, asking for an investigation into the matter.
The electoral agency then convicted the former prime minister for corrupt ways and filed a complaint in the Islamabad court.
On July 31, 2024, the accountability court in the federal capital sentenced the former prime minister and his spouse to 14 years in prison with a severe sentence in a state gift case. In addition, the court disqualified the former prime minister for 10 years, while the couple fined Rs 1.57 billion – Rs 787 million – the couple.
He has rejected Khan as a “returning candidate” from NA -45 Karam L.
m 190m Al -Qadir Trust Case
After delaying the decision three times, in January this year, an accountability court in the federal capital sentenced Pakistan to PTI founder, his wife, Bashara Babi, in a case of 190 million.
Accountability Court Judge Nasir Javed Rana sentenced the PTI founder to 14 years and his wife to seven years imprisonment, while he also slapped heavy fines during a temporary court proceedings in Adiala Jail.
The PTI founder will have to pay a fine of Rs 1 million and his wife has been fined Rs 0.5 million. If they fail to pay the fine, the former Prime Minister will serve six months and Basra for three months.
