Will Imran have to go to jail now? Cases filed against former PM of Pakistan increased to 80

Imran Khan PTI Cases: The difficulties of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan are increasing. The court has issued arrest warrants against him in two cases, although he has avoided going to jail with the help of his supporters and after getting relief from the High Court. In Pakistan, police are registering complaints against him and his supporters at various places.

The total number of cases filed against Imran Khan has gone up to 80. According to Pakistani media reports, the problems of the former Prime Minister of Pakistan have increased after the violence by Imran Khan’s supporters during the hearing in the Islamabad judicial complex in the Toshakhana case. Recently, a case has been registered against the workers of Imran-led party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) at Golra Sharif police station in Islamabad for torching government vehicles, attacking police officers and snatching their weapons.

PTI workers are being caught everyday in one or the other case

Pakistani police and security forces personnel are continuously arresting the workers of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in one or the other case. It has been reported that more than 17 PTI workers have been detained from Islamabad and the residences of several party leaders have also been raided.

Khan went from Lahore to Islamabad with thousands of supporters

Let us tell you that on Sunday the former Prime Minister Imran Khan He went from Lahore to Islamabad with thousands of his supporters to appear before the judges in the Toshakhana case. At least 4,000 of his supporters reached the Sector G-11 judicial complex. This is also because the supporters were afraid that Imran could be arrested by the Pakistani police and security forces in their absence. Recently, when the police reached Imran’s residence in Lahore, there was a clash with his supporters. Many people were injured from both sides. However, the supporters did not allow the police to reach Imran’s neck.

Read also: Pakistan IMF Loan: Dough wet in pauper… Pak government gave subsidy pleading for economic package, then IMF raised questions, now loan will not be available!