The Punjab government has approved new cases against former PM Imran Khan and PTI leaders for inciting hate against state institutions, particularly the Pakistan Army. Information Minister Azma Bokhari stated that Khan's actions were aimed at undermining state authority. Khan has been incarcerated since August with around 200 pending cases.
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The Punjab government in Pakistan has approved further legal action against former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his party for inciting hate against state institutions, especially the military. Khan, jailed since August last year, faces numerous charges. He accused the military of manipulating electoral results and remains defiant.
"The Punjab Cabinet of Maryam Nawaz has approved legal action against Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) founder leader Imran Khan and his other party leaders for building a hate narrative against the state institutions," Punjab Information Minister Azma Bokhari told a press conference after a cabinet meeting on Friday evening.
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ISLAMABAD: An anti-corruption court in Pakistan on Thursday barred former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi from issuing provocative statements against state institutions, including the army, and officials.
During the hearing of a petition seeking a fair trial, Judge Basir Javed Rana of the Accountability Court in Islamabad also said the media should limit its reporting to court