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New Delhi: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan Pakistan will probably face arrest once his protective bail expires.
Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said on Sunday, that Imran Khan has been charged in over two dozen cases, including rioting, sedition, chaos and armed attacks on the federation. He also said that security outside the former PM’s Bani Gala residence would arrest him once his bail ends, India Today reported quoting The News.
Rana added that Imran Khan has been charged in over two dozen cases, including rioting, sedition, chaos and armed attacks on the federation. “How one can become a head of political party in a democratic society who instigates people and have complete disregard of moral and democratic values, terming his opponents traitors?” he said, the publication quoted him as saying.
It may be noted that Peshawar High Court (PHC) granted Imran Khan a three-week transit bail on June 2 against a surety bond of Pakistani Rs 50,000.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz has claimed that a troika of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, his wife Bushra Bibi and her friend Farah Gogi made “billions” under the tenure of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government, PML-N leader Atta Ullah Tarar said during a press conference.
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