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The fact that his supporters are being accused of perpetrating violence and damaging public property and everything. so this is something very new from him because he spoke about it in a roundabout way as you may be aware on may 9th after his arrest. his supporters allegedly went out and damaged public property and went into installations, military houses as well. a core commander's house in lahore as well. so now he was just addressing his supporters and saying how he's still in disbelief over the fact that his supporters chose violence. he didn't apologise for it, he did not condemn it, but ...

Supporters they would have to make "sacrifices" for their freedom. the violence was sparked by his arrest on corruption charges — at least ten people were killed in the unrest. mr khan was freed on friday after the supreme court ruled that his detention on tuesday was unlawful. bbc urdu's saher baloch has been analyzing imran khan's speech. he spoke about three things. first of all, he spoke about how the only strand... second, he spoke about how he is still in disbelief over the fact that his supporters are being accused of perpetrating violence and damaging public property and everything. ...

Next. i think the situation is really fluid at the moment. the protests on the may 9th were pretty stark and dramatic, particularly how the protesters, sort of, burned many military buildings and attacked installations. but today, i mean, on wednesday, it was relatively calmer, though there were reported incidents of violence, etc. but, you know, it remains to be seen how imran khan's party workers and his supporters keep the momentum going. that is yet to be seen. but today, i mean, which is wednesday, my time here. the army was called in aid of civil power in two of the provinces and the fed...

Reza rumi is the editor of the pakistan news magazine, the friday times, and i asked him what's likely likely to happen next. i think the situation is really fluid at the moment. the protests on the may 9th were pretty stark and dramatic, particularly how the protesters, sort of, burned many military buildings and attacked installations. but today, i mean, on wednesday, it was relatively calmer, though there were reported incidents of violence, etc.. but, you know, it remains to be seen how imran khan's party workers and his supporters keep the momentum going. that is yet to be seen. but today...

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