Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan (file photo)

Karachi:

A case has been registered against the former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan under anti-terror sections.

He has been accused of making provocative speeches and preventing the judiciary from doing its job.

In fact, after being ousted from power, he is organizing meetings in different parts of the country and giving speeches against the current government.

The purpose behind doing this is to conduct re-election in the country. 

Imran Khan, the former state of Pakistan, challenging the IG, DIG and judicial officer of Islamabad in a meeting.

Because of this speech, an FIR has been registered against him under the section of terrorism.

An arrest warrant is likely to be served.

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In the video of Imram Khan's speech, he is seen challenging the IG, DIG and judicial officer of Islamabad in a crowded meeting.

At the same time, he is seen comparing the country with Sri Lanka.

They are saying that the situation in Pakistan will become like Sri Lanka.

There are only a little more than two crore people, but in Pakistan there is a population of 120 million.

Who can stop them?

This is a matter under the control of the present government. 

Significantly, former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan on Sunday evening accused the government of temporarily blocking YouTube in the country.

He said that the government did this so that it could prevent people from listening to his speech given at a political rally live.

However, reacting to the allegation, Pakistan's electronic media regulator announced a ban on live streaming of Imran Khan's speeches late on Saturday night, accusing him of using "hate speech" against the country's institutions during the speech. Huh. 

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