The piece was originally published by Pakistani leading newspaper, The Express Tribune on 1st January, but disappeared from the newspaper’s website within hours.
On 26 November, Afghanistan Times cited ‘credible sources’ to claim that Imran Khan had been killed inside Adiala Jail. It added that the 72-year-old Khan has finally succumbed to the inhuman torture and his body has been moved outside the prison.
Lamenting Imran Khan’s alleged “lawful detention”, the US lawmakers called on the US government to advocate for the immediate release of Imran Khan and other “political prisoners”.
Pakistan's Interior Ministry today said delay in election results, which was supposed to be out by Friday morning, was due to a "lack of connectivity," which it stressed was the result of preventive measures taken to ensure foolproof security.
While the election outcome is considered pre-determined in favour of the Army’s pick, the 71-year-old PTI leader Imran Khan has been campaigning from behind the bars by using chatbots, AI, and social media
PML-N leader Afnaullah Khan posted on X that although he believed in non-violence, he was a soldier of Nawaz Sharif and that he taught a befitting lesson to PTI's Sher Afzal Khan Marwat.
Imran Khan emphasised that PTI is the only political party to actively encourage women's engagement in the political process and draw sizable numbers of women and families to public rallies.