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did he really behnch()D or am i tripping ?
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By Samuel Horti in London and Caroline Davies in Islamabad
BBC News
A court in Pakistan has decided that a hearing into charges former Prime Minister Imran Khan sold state gifts could no take place due to clashes between his supporters and police.
Police said Mr Khan's backers threw stones and fired tear gas near the High Court in Islamabad.
The former cricketer-turned-politician has since set off back to his home in Lahore, which police raided in his absence and made arrests.
He denies the charges against him.
The chaotic scenes saw Mr Khan unable to enter the court before the judge agreed that he could mark his attendance and return home.
The ex-PM says the charges against him are politically motivated but says he is attending court "because I believe in the rule of law". The government says the charges against him have nothing to do with politics.
He told Reuters that he had formed a committee to lead his party, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), in the event of his arrest.
About 4,000 security officials, including elite commandos and anti-terrorism squads, have been deployed in Islamabad, AFP reported.
Police blocked the highway into Islamabad with shipping containers and large trucks to stop Mr Khan's convoy as it approached the city.
Officers armed with sticks and tear gas cannisters let his vehicle through, but most of his supporters were turned away.
Speaking to the BBC when the convoy was stationary, Mr Khan said that the authorities were trying to put him in prison to keep him out of the general election race later this year. "I won't be able to campaign - that's the whole thing," he said.
Earlier this week he told the BBC: "Whether I am in jail or not they will not be able to stop my party winning."
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Police raided Mr Khan's Lahore home while he was on his way to Islamabad
In a sign of the deep divisions within Pakistani politics, the current Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif tweeted that Mr Khan's "antics of the last few days" had "laid bare his fascist and militant tendencies" and accused him of using supporters as "human shields".
Earlier in the week Lahore police tried to arrest Mr Khan after he missed a hearing, and officers clashed with supporters outside his home. On Friday, the court granted Mr Khan protection against arrest on the assurance that he would appear in court on Saturday.
On Saturday Lahore police used a digger to gain entry to Mr Khan's residence in an operation involving nearly 1,000 security personnel, according to local media. Police later said they had arrested Khan supporters who had been involved in violence against police earlier in the week, including for throwing petrol bombs.
The Punjab police chief said some officers would remain outside Mr Khan's residence.
BBC ..
Imran Khan court hearing prevented by Islamabad clashes
By Samuel Horti in London and Caroline Davies in Islamabad
BBC News
A court in Pakistan has decided that a hearing into charges former Prime Minister Imran Khan sold state gifts could no take place due to clashes between his supporters and police.
Police said Mr Khan's backers threw stones and fired tear gas near the High Court in Islamabad.
The former cricketer-turned-politician has since set off back to his home in Lahore, which police raided in his absence and made arrests.
He denies the charges against him.
The chaotic scenes saw Mr Khan unable to enter the court before the judge agreed that he could mark his attendance and return home.
The ex-PM says the charges against him are politically motivated but says he is attending court "because I believe in the rule of law". The government says the charges against him have nothing to do with politics.
He told Reuters that he had formed a committee to lead his party, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), in the event of his arrest.
About 4,000 security officials, including elite commandos and anti-terrorism squads, have been deployed in Islamabad, AFP reported.
Police blocked the highway into Islamabad with shipping containers and large trucks to stop Mr Khan's convoy as it approached the city.
Officers armed with sticks and tear gas cannisters let his vehicle through, but most of his supporters were turned away.
Speaking to the BBC when the convoy was stationary, Mr Khan said that the authorities were trying to put him in prison to keep him out of the general election race later this year. "I won't be able to campaign - that's the whole thing," he said.
Earlier this week he told the BBC: "Whether I am in jail or not they will not be able to stop my party winning."
Police raided Mr Khan's Lahore home while he was on his way to Islamabad
In a sign of the deep divisions within Pakistani politics, the current Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif tweeted that Mr Khan's "antics of the last few days" had "laid bare his fascist and militant tendencies" and accused him of using supporters as "human shields".
Earlier in the week Lahore police tried to arrest Mr Khan after he missed a hearing, and officers clashed with supporters outside his home. On Friday, the court granted Mr Khan protection against arrest on the assurance that he would appear in court on Saturday.
On Saturday Lahore police used a digger to gain entry to Mr Khan's residence in an operation involving nearly 1,000 security personnel, according to local media. Police later said they had arrested Khan supporters who had been involved in violence against police earlier in the week, including for throwing petrol bombs.
The Punjab police chief said some officers would remain outside Mr Khan's residence.
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Maryam Nawaz was sentenced to seven years and disqualified for ten years in 2018 The 7 years of the sentence are to be completed in 2025.
Someone will tell, under which law Maryam Nawaz has submitted nomination papers.
How can she who is not eligible for the election submit the election papers???
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Maryam Nawaz was sentenced to seven years and disqualified for ten years in 2018 The 7 years of the sentence are to be completed in 2025.
Someone will tell, under which law Maryam Nawaz has submitted nomination papers.
How can she who is not eligible for the election submit the election papers???
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All the parents should teach their children about true face of this rental army at home. I am doing my part, none of my children can be fooled by lumber 1 propaganda and knows very well that who is real Sicilian mafia in Pakistan.
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