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Hundreds of Imran Khan supporters arrested

Pakistan arrests over 200 activists as they rally to support former leader Imran Khan

Officials say police arrested more than 200 supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan in various parts of Pakistan as they attempted to hold rallies to mark the second anniversary of Khan’s arres

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Pakistan: Hundreds of Imran Khan supporters arrested

Thousands defied a protest ban in several Pakistani cities and clashed with police, as they called for the release of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan.More than 240 supporters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan were arrested on Tuesday,

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Imran Khan’s party turns to UN as former Pakistan prime minister marks 2 years in prison

As Imran Khan endures growing isolation and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf faces a sweeping state crackdown, it is unclear how long the jailed leader’s resilience and popularity alone can sustain a party under siege,

Police detain PTI activists in Lahore, Karachi amid protests marking 2 years of Imran’s imprisonment

Rehana Dar among those held; PTI claims several arrests in Balochistan's Kohlu; key leaders stopped on the way to Adiala Jail ...

Daily Times on MSN3d

Imran Khan confirms sons will visit him in jail

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has revealed that his sons, Kasim and Suleiman, will soon visit him in Pakistan. Speaking to ...

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Pakistan political standoff deepens as PTI marks Imran’s two years in jail

ISLAMABAD: Two years after former prime minister Imran Khan was jailed, Pakistan is caught in a dangerous political deadlock.

Lahore police detains over 30 PTI activists amid protests marking 2 years of Imran’s imprisonment

Rehana Dar among those held; PTI claims several arrests in Balochistan's Kohlu; key leaders stopped on the way to Adiala Jail ...

Pakistan Today8h

Imran Khan raised the flag of true freedom by rejecting all offers: Asad Qaiser

Expressing dissatisfaction with the judicial verdicts, Asad Qaiser stated that the courts are not independent and that ...

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