Live Breaking News & Updates on Battle Station In Rawalpindi
Stay updated with breaking news from Battle station in rawalpindi. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
where former prime minister, imran khan, has been granted bail by the islamabad high court. the court is currently hearing eight cases filed against him. mr khan s bail had been due to expire later today but has been renewed for a further three days. this was mr khan arriving at court earlier, behind a curtain of bullet proof shields, after earlier attempts on his life. imran khan was removed from office by a vote of no confidence last year. he accused pakistan s military of forcing him out and says the cases against him are politically motivated. earlier i discussed the situation with khurram dastgir khan a federal ministerfor energy in pakistan. the fact that mr khan is getting a bonanza of bail from the courts means that pakistan s justice system is operating normally and functioning well. the important point to note is that the events of may nine in their scale and severity amounted to an insurrection against the pakistani state. because if a political party tak ....
Takes it upon itself to attack courts of law, to attack martyrs, monuments, to attack they burn to school in in northern pakistan. they burnt ambulances. they burnt all dinner house, the court commander s residence in lahore. they attacked the general headquarters. they burned the radio. pakistan, peshawar, a historic building. they burned a battle station in rawalpindi. i mean, you re also being told, sir, i m just going to interrupt you there, because, of course, you re saying that you re in government. mr khan is in opposition. you call what what happened by what his supporters did and what happened to him, an insurrection. but do you actually think that the way in which the military stormed that court and plucked a former prime minister out of there, arrested him and he disappeared for a period of time, does not mean that the state essentially has completely lost control of the situation? again, i would very ....