Pakistan PTI Chief Imran Khan has been arrested again and has been sentenced to three years in prison. This will bar him from contesting the elections for the next five years and a fine of over a hundred thousand Pakistani Rupees has also been imposed on him. But what's his crime? Well, he is being convicted for illegally selling State gifts. Watch to know more.

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Pakistan PTI Chief Imran Khan has been arrested again and has been sentenced to three years in prison. This will bar him from contesting the elections for the next five years and a fine of over a hundred thousand Pakistani Rupees has also been imposed on him. But what's his crime? Well, he is being convicted for illegally selling State gifts. Watch this interview with Imran Khan's lawyer, Intazar Hussain Panjutha.

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Pakistan the troubled is facing a political crisis for months now some relief from the IMF may have soothed Islamabad's economic walls for now but the political turmoil is still far from over. In the latest, the ruling coalition government brought in an ordinance a late-night decree that tweaked Pakistan's anti-corruption laws to make them more stringent. The move came hours before former Prime Minister Imran Khan was said to appear before the country's Apex anti-graft investigation agency. In a corruption case, the ordinance empowers the national accountability Bureau to arrest a suspect during the inquiry period and it also allows the NAB to remand a suspect for 30 days in custody after arrest before this period was limited to 15 days.

NAB rules tweaked before Imran's appearance

Pakistan the troubled is facing a political crisis for months now some relief from the IMF may have soothed Islamabad's economic walls for now but the political turmoil is still far from over. In the latest, the ruling coalition government brought in an ordinance a late-night decree that tweaked Pakistan's anti-corruption laws to make them more stringent. The move came hours before former Prime Minister Imran Khan was said to appear before the country's Apex anti-graft investigation agency. In a corruption case, the ordinance empowers the national accountability Bureau to arrest a suspect during the inquiry period and it also allows the NAB to remand a suspect for 30 days in custody after arrest before this period was limited to 15 days. To know more watch this interview with Senior Journalist Ashmer Shaheen.

Some relief for Imran from Islamabad High Court

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan appeared before the Islamabad high court. Imran Khan’s lawyers filed another petition seeking protective bail in another case filed in Pakistan's Dera Ghazi Khan region. This is a mega corruption case. Pakistan's anti-corruption establishment conducted raids to arrest Imran's sister Uzma Khan, and her husband, Ahad Majeed, in connection with this case. Uzma is accused of alleged fraud during purchases of land. She allegedly purchased land worth billions of rupees for a mere 130 million rupees. The charges claim Uzma and Majeed made a fake transfer of the land to their names. Ace says an fir has been registered against Uzuma Khan and her husband.

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Pakistan's establishment is resorting to "all kinds of blackmail" to ensure a continuous outflow of leaders, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and former prime minister Imran Khan told WION in Islamabad on Wednesday after he was until June 19 in the Al-Qadir Trust case involving an alleged corruption of over Rs 50 billion.

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Pak Interior Minister has accused Khan of planning attacks on military installations after he was arrested on May 9. Military courts are primarily used to try enemies of the state. Pak politicians have frequently been arrested & jailed since the country's founding in 1947. But few have so directly challenged a military that holds significant influence over domestic politics & foreign policy. Pakistani military has staged at least three coups & over three decades.

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Security and protocols have been increased near former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's residence in Lahore. Security was beefed up ahead of the questioning of PTI Chairperson Imran Khan by the Joint Investigation Team.

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Alcoholic & drug abuser- these are the latest tags that have been put on former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan. This is as per the results of the medical test that the P-T-I chairman underwent at a hospital in Islamabad following his arrest on the ninth of May 9. Referring to the report, the health minister also said a 5-member panel of senior doctors is saying Imran's mental stability is questionable. He added that whatever khan is doing can only be done by an agent or a madman.

Imran Khan's mental stability is questionable, says Pakistan health minister citing medical reports

The war of words between former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan and the establishment never ceases to end. On Sunday, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb called Imran a 'liar' after he tried to refute a news article that said he was behind the removal of General Asim Munir from the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency in 2019.

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Imran Khan has just suffered another major blow, several of his parties senior leaders and close aides have quit. The latest following suit was former human rights Minister Shireen Mazari who announced that she has quit active politics altogether two of the other senior PTI leaders also called it quits.

Big jolt for Imran Khan, Shireen Mazari quits active politics

Pakistani politics has gone through post prime minister Imran Khan went on attack mode against the current coalition government. Scathing attacks were launched even against Pakistan's all-powerful Army now the politics of polarization culminated in violent protests on the 9th of May, when Imran's arrest prompted a nationwide unrest the past one year also changed the manner in which national politics trickled down to the Grassroots levels in Pakistan. The medium of choice this time was social media not that social media in Pakistan was immune from political discussions before April last year but it was not as indispensable as it is now apart from existing platforms like Twitter and Facebook there was another platform which came to the fore it was TikTok which increasingly became a forum for political polarization in fact it has now silently become a forum for serious debate on some of the most contentious issues of the South Asian Nation.

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The tussle between Imran Khan and the government continued on Monday as the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) chief said there was an 80 per cent chance that he was going to be arrested by the authorities when he goes to court in Islamabad.

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan fears arrest in Islamabad on Tuesday

Punjab Police raided former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan's Zaman Park residence to arrest 'terrorists', but only returned with 'water and biscuits'. The claims were made by Khan's chief security officer Iftikhar Ghuman after the police came knocking on Friday, having obtained warrants to conduct a detailed search at Khan's residence.

‘They only got water and biscuits’: Imran Khan’s aide after Pak cops’ Zaman Park search operation

Pakistani police on Friday entered former prime minister and PTI Chief Imran Khan's home to search for suspects authorities alleged were involved in attacks on government and army buildings.

Pakistan: Police raids Imran Khan's residence on claims of him protecting aides

An anti-terror court in Lahore has extended interim pre-arrest bail for former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan until June 2, in three-terrorism cases. Watch the video to know more.

Pakistan: Punjab police to send team to Imran Khan's house, govt says 'terrorists inside his house'

Former Pakistan Prime Minister and PTI Chief Imran Khan on Wednesday claimed that the police have surrounded his house and that he could be arrested any moment.

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