Imran Khan Back at Lahore Residence After Securing Bail In Many Cases
For the first time in Pakistan's history that the protesters stormed into the army headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi and also torched a corps commander's house in Lahore.
540 More Imran Khan’s Party Leaders Detained In Pakistan
The Punjab police have opened 205 cases since May 9 against party personnel and officials across the province
Political Turmoil In Pakistan: Is It The Beginning Of The End Of The Army’s Pre-eminence In Politics?
Imran Khan's arrest may have been ordered by Pakistan's controversial anti-corruption agency, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), but the manner in which the order was carried out has few parallels, even under totalitarian regimes.
Imran Khan Granted Two-Week Bail By Islamabad High Court In Corruption Case
Earlier, the two judges left the courtroom amid pro-Khan slogan shouting by a lawyer. The upset judges later announced that the hearing will resume after Friday prayers.
Democracy At Odds: India’s Resilience Versus Pakistan’s Instability
From Liaquat Ali Khan to the former Prime Minister, Imran Khan, Pakistan’s tussle for control between civilian and military forces has been relentless.
Pak Supreme Court Declares Imran Khan’s Arrest ‘Illegal’, Orders His Immediate Release
Khan was produced before the court amid tight security. As he entered the courtroom, it was closed, and subsequently, the bench resumed the hearing of the case.
Pakistan’s Supreme Court Directs NAB To Produce Imran Khan Within an Hour
At the start of the hearing, Chief Justice Bandial asked how an individual could be arrested from the court premises. Justice Minallah observed that Khan had indeed entered the court premises.
China Objects To A Proposal By India To Blacklist Pak-Based Jaish-e Mohammed Leader At United Nations
Azhar was tasked with organizing suicide strikes in India in 2008
“Such Scenes Were Never Seen By The People Of Pakistan,” Says Shahbaz Sharif After Khan’s Arrest
The 70-year-old politician was ordered to remain in custody for at least an additional eight days by a judge in a temporary court there, raising the possibility of further unrest.
After Violent Protests, Pakistan’s Army Arrived In Punjab To Enforce Law And Order
The army would be working alongside district administration to restore law, order and peace, the ministry said.
