6 charges have been filed in Pakistan against the former prime minister Imran Khan, including the attack on the army headquarters case

 6 charges have been filed in Pakistan against the former prime minister Imran Khan, including the attack on the army headquarters case

Joint Investigation Teams (JITs), according to sources cited by Geo News, are looking into every instance, including the attack on military sites and the arson event at a metro station. According to the newspaper, three of these complaints under the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) against Imran Khan, 70, were filed on May 9 while the other three were filed on May 10.

PTI, Islamabad. Imran Khan, the leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and a former prime minister of Pakistan, is once more in difficulty. According to a media source, Imran Khan has been implicated in six counts, three of which fall under the strict Anti-Terrorism Act, for the extraordinary attack on the Army General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi on May 9. There are cases.

Imran Khan has six charges filed against him

Joint Investigation Teams (JITs) are looking into the attack on military sites and the arson event at the metro station, according to sources cited by Geo News.

looking at everything, including According to the newspaper, three of these complaints under the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) against Imran Khan, 70, were filed on May 9 while the other three were filed on May 10.

On May 9, violence erupted all around the country

Let us inform you that on May 9, after the spectacular arrest of Prime Minister Imran Khan from the grounds of the Islamabad High Court in a corruption case, unrest erupted all throughout the nation. After hundreds of people came to the streets, Khan's party is in peril.

Since his dismissal in April of last year, Imran Khan has been involved in roughly 150 cases throughout the nation. At the same occasion, PTI supporters also vandalised and vandalised the Corps Commander's home in Lahore, previously known as Jinnah House, which was formerly Quaid-e-Azam and the residence of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, hours after he was detained by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB). more than 20 military and civilian facilities