Imran Khan Would Be Arrested After Protective Bail Expires, Says Pakistan's Interior Min:
Pakistan’s ousted Prime Minister would be arrested by the security officials deployed outside his Bani Gala residence after his protective bail, which was granted on June 2, expires, said the country’s Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah. Last week, Peshawar High Court (PHC) granted Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief a three-week transit bail against a surety bond of Pakistani rupees 50,000, as his party planned the second long march in Islamabad.
Pakistan’s Interior Minister said that they welcome Khan to Islamabad and noted that the security is being provided to the ex-PM as per the law. Sanaullah’s remarks came after late Saturday night, Islamabad police had said that in view of Imran Khan’s possible return to Islamabad from Peshawar, security around Bani Gala has been beefed up.
Pakistan’s ousted Prime Minister would be arrested by the security officials deployed outside his Bani Gala residence after his protective bail, which was granted on June 2, expires, said the country’s Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah. Last week, Peshawar High Court (PHC) granted Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief a three-week transit bail against a surety bond of Pakistani rupees 50,000, as his party planned the second long march in Islamabad.
Pakistan’s Interior Minister said that they welcome Khan to Islamabad and noted that the security is being provided to the ex-PM as per the law. Sanaullah’s remarks came after late Saturday night, Islamabad police had said that in view of Imran Khan’s possible return to Islamabad from Peshawar, security around Bani Gala has been beefed up.
Imran Khan Would Be Arrested After Protective Bail Expires, Says Pakistan's Interior Min:
Pakistan’s ousted Prime Minister would be arrested by the security officials deployed outside his Bani Gala residence after his protective bail, which was granted on June 2, expires, said the country’s Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah. Last week, Peshawar High Court (PHC) granted Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief a three-week transit bail against a surety bond of Pakistani rupees 50,000, as his party planned the second long march in Islamabad.
Pakistan’s Interior Minister said that they welcome Khan to Islamabad and noted that the security is being provided to the ex-PM as per the law. Sanaullah’s remarks came after late Saturday night, Islamabad police had said that in view of Imran Khan’s possible return to Islamabad from Peshawar, security around Bani Gala has been beefed up.
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