Detention of a former Pakistani prime minister

May 9, 2023



(RT)

Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan was detained in the country’s capital Islamabad on Tuesday, police have said. His spokesman claims the arrest was made “in violation of all laws” and that he was taken away from inside the court before he could appear before the judges. Khan served as Pakistan’s prime minister from 2018 until his removal from the job after a no-confidence vote in April 2022. He has been making active attempts to return to power since then, staging massive rallies of his supporters across the country. He survived an assassination attempt last November as several bullets were fired at him during an event in Wazirabad.

Imran-khan Pakistan

Comments

Related news


Ahmed Haroun, a former minister of Sudan who was sought for war crimes, was released from a jail in Khartoum.

Read more

Sanna Marin, the prime minister of Finland, declares victory

Read more

criticised for the Playboy magazine cover is a French minister.

Read more

Playboy incident involving French minister sells out

Read more

Russian energy minister: output of both will decline.

Read more

New Chinese military minister subject to US sanctions related to Russia

Read more

France's finance minister supports Macron's approach on US-China relations.

Read more

Caribbean island 'not entirely free' under King Charles, says the prime minister

Read more

In a legal reform dispute, Israel's defence minister was sacked.

Read more

Chinese ambassador's assertion that former Soviet republics don't exist angers the European Union

Read more