Why imran khan is arrested in pak

By India Today World Desk: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the Al-Qadir Trust Case from the premises of the Islamabad High Court, where he was attending two hearings this afternoon. Khan was taken in custody by the Rangers from the court premises. The news of Imran Khan’s arrest comes a day after the WHAT IS THE AL-QADIR TRUST CASE? Imran Khan, his wife, Bushra Bibi, and their close aides Zulfiqar Bukhari and Babar Awan formed the Al-Qadir Project Trust which was aimed at setting up the Al-Qadir University to impart ‘quality education’ in the Sohawa Tehsil of Punjab’s Jhelum district. The trust’s office address in the documents has been mentioned as “Bani Gala House, Islamabad”. Bushra Bibi later signed a memorandum in 2019 with a private real estate firm, Bahria Town, to receive donations from them. The trust went on to receive land measuring 458 kanals, 4 marlas, and 58 square feet from Bahria Town as part of their deal. However, according to Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, of this 458 kanals of land, Imran Khan fixed its shares and transferred 240 kanals of the donated land in the name of Farah Gogi, a close friend of Bushra Bibi. Also Read | The value of this land was underestimated and Khan received his share in the name of the university, Sanaullah claimed, adding that the former PM tried to suppress the matter. Following these allegations, Pakistan’s former Finance Minister Miftah Ismail tweeted that Imran Khan ...

American author Edward Bellamy once described history as a cyclical process that “returned to the point of beginning”, claiming “the idea of indefinite progress in a right line was a chimera of the imagination, with no analog in nature.” Unfortunately, this perfectly encapsulates the current state of affairs in Pakistan. Politics in Pakistan seem to be stuck in a time warp where political parties take turns in leading their crusade against the autocratic military establishment to restore democracy, only to align themselves with the very institution they swore to fight – until, of course, their interests diverge once again. This time around, it was the establishment’s former poster boy Imran Khan leading the charge. Since his ouster, Khan, once a close ally of the military, began vehemently opposing them, claiming that they were responsible for removing him from power. Tapping into the public’s deep-seated Despite Khan’s incendiary statements, the former premier – unlike civilian leaders before him – was not immediately arrested. His initial rallies following his ouster were met with surprising tolerance. However, it soon became apparent that a large segment of the population resonated with his anti-army rhetoric. As the year progressed, Khan was slapped with countless cases, including charges of corruption, terrorism, and blasphemy, in an attempt by the civilian government and establishment to disqualify him from politics. On the 9th of May, after several months of success...

American author Edward Bellamy once described history as a cyclical process that “returned to the point of beginning”, claiming “the idea of indefinite progress in a right line was a chimera of the imagination, with no analog in nature.” Unfortunately, this perfectly encapsulates the current state of affairs in Pakistan. Politics in Pakistan seem to be stuck in a time warp where political parties take turns in leading their crusade against the autocratic military establishment to restore democracy, only to align themselves with the very institution they swore to fight – until, of course, their interests diverge once again. This time around, it was the establishment’s former poster boy Imran Khan leading the charge. Since his ouster, Khan, once a close ally of the military, began vehemently opposing them, claiming that they were responsible for removing him from power. Tapping into the public’s deep-seated Despite Khan’s incendiary statements, the former premier – unlike civilian leaders before him – was not immediately arrested. His initial rallies following his ouster were met with surprising tolerance. However, it soon became apparent that a large segment of the population resonated with his anti-army rhetoric. As the year progressed, Khan was slapped with countless cases, including charges of corruption, terrorism, and blasphemy, in an attempt by the civilian government and establishment to disqualify him from politics. On the 9th of May, after several months of success...

By India Today World Desk: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the Al-Qadir Trust Case from the premises of the Islamabad High Court, where he was attending two hearings this afternoon. Khan was taken in custody by the Rangers from the court premises. The news of Imran Khan’s arrest comes a day after the WHAT IS THE AL-QADIR TRUST CASE? Imran Khan, his wife, Bushra Bibi, and their close aides Zulfiqar Bukhari and Babar Awan formed the Al-Qadir Project Trust which was aimed at setting up the Al-Qadir University to impart ‘quality education’ in the Sohawa Tehsil of Punjab’s Jhelum district. The trust’s office address in the documents has been mentioned as “Bani Gala House, Islamabad”. Bushra Bibi later signed a memorandum in 2019 with a private real estate firm, Bahria Town, to receive donations from them. The trust went on to receive land measuring 458 kanals, 4 marlas, and 58 square feet from Bahria Town as part of their deal. However, according to Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, of this 458 kanals of land, Imran Khan fixed its shares and transferred 240 kanals of the donated land in the name of Farah Gogi, a close friend of Bushra Bibi. Also Read | The value of this land was underestimated and Khan received his share in the name of the university, Sanaullah claimed, adding that the former PM tried to suppress the matter. Following these allegations, Pakistan’s former Finance Minister Miftah Ismail tweeted that Imran Khan ...

By India Today World Desk: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the Al-Qadir Trust Case from the premises of the Islamabad High Court, where he was attending two hearings this afternoon. Khan was taken in custody by the Rangers from the court premises. The news of Imran Khan’s arrest comes a day after the WHAT IS THE AL-QADIR TRUST CASE? Imran Khan, his wife, Bushra Bibi, and their close aides Zulfiqar Bukhari and Babar Awan formed the Al-Qadir Project Trust which was aimed at setting up the Al-Qadir University to impart ‘quality education’ in the Sohawa Tehsil of Punjab’s Jhelum district. The trust’s office address in the documents has been mentioned as “Bani Gala House, Islamabad”. Bushra Bibi later signed a memorandum in 2019 with a private real estate firm, Bahria Town, to receive donations from them. The trust went on to receive land measuring 458 kanals, 4 marlas, and 58 square feet from Bahria Town as part of their deal. However, according to Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, of this 458 kanals of land, Imran Khan fixed its shares and transferred 240 kanals of the donated land in the name of Farah Gogi, a close friend of Bushra Bibi. Also Read | The value of this land was underestimated and Khan received his share in the name of the university, Sanaullah claimed, adding that the former PM tried to suppress the matter. Following these allegations, Pakistan’s former Finance Minister Miftah Ismail tweeted that Imran Khan ...

American author Edward Bellamy once described history as a cyclical process that “returned to the point of beginning”, claiming “the idea of indefinite progress in a right line was a chimera of the imagination, with no analog in nature.” Unfortunately, this perfectly encapsulates the current state of affairs in Pakistan. Politics in Pakistan seem to be stuck in a time warp where political parties take turns in leading their crusade against the autocratic military establishment to restore democracy, only to align themselves with the very institution they swore to fight – until, of course, their interests diverge once again. This time around, it was the establishment’s former poster boy Imran Khan leading the charge. Since his ouster, Khan, once a close ally of the military, began vehemently opposing them, claiming that they were responsible for removing him from power. Tapping into the public’s deep-seated Despite Khan’s incendiary statements, the former premier – unlike civilian leaders before him – was not immediately arrested. His initial rallies following his ouster were met with surprising tolerance. However, it soon became apparent that a large segment of the population resonated with his anti-army rhetoric. As the year progressed, Khan was slapped with countless cases, including charges of corruption, terrorism, and blasphemy, in an attempt by the civilian government and establishment to disqualify him from politics. On the 9th of May, after several months of success...

By India Today World Desk: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the Al-Qadir Trust Case from the premises of the Islamabad High Court, where he was attending two hearings this afternoon. Khan was taken in custody by the Rangers from the court premises. The news of Imran Khan’s arrest comes a day after the WHAT IS THE AL-QADIR TRUST CASE? Imran Khan, his wife, Bushra Bibi, and their close aides Zulfiqar Bukhari and Babar Awan formed the Al-Qadir Project Trust which was aimed at setting up the Al-Qadir University to impart ‘quality education’ in the Sohawa Tehsil of Punjab’s Jhelum district. The trust’s office address in the documents has been mentioned as “Bani Gala House, Islamabad”. Bushra Bibi later signed a memorandum in 2019 with a private real estate firm, Bahria Town, to receive donations from them. The trust went on to receive land measuring 458 kanals, 4 marlas, and 58 square feet from Bahria Town as part of their deal. However, according to Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, of this 458 kanals of land, Imran Khan fixed its shares and transferred 240 kanals of the donated land in the name of Farah Gogi, a close friend of Bushra Bibi. Also Read | The value of this land was underestimated and Khan received his share in the name of the university, Sanaullah claimed, adding that the former PM tried to suppress the matter. Following these allegations, Pakistan’s former Finance Minister Miftah Ismail tweeted that Imran Khan ...

American author Edward Bellamy once described history as a cyclical process that “returned to the point of beginning”, claiming “the idea of indefinite progress in a right line was a chimera of the imagination, with no analog in nature.” Unfortunately, this perfectly encapsulates the current state of affairs in Pakistan. Politics in Pakistan seem to be stuck in a time warp where political parties take turns in leading their crusade against the autocratic military establishment to restore democracy, only to align themselves with the very institution they swore to fight – until, of course, their interests diverge once again. This time around, it was the establishment’s former poster boy Imran Khan leading the charge. Since his ouster, Khan, once a close ally of the military, began vehemently opposing them, claiming that they were responsible for removing him from power. Tapping into the public’s deep-seated Despite Khan’s incendiary statements, the former premier – unlike civilian leaders before him – was not immediately arrested. His initial rallies following his ouster were met with surprising tolerance. However, it soon became apparent that a large segment of the population resonated with his anti-army rhetoric. As the year progressed, Khan was slapped with countless cases, including charges of corruption, terrorism, and blasphemy, in an attempt by the civilian government and establishment to disqualify him from politics. On the 9th of May, after several months of success...

By India Today World Desk: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the Al-Qadir Trust Case from the premises of the Islamabad High Court, where he was attending two hearings this afternoon. Khan was taken in custody by the Rangers from the court premises. The news of Imran Khan’s arrest comes a day after the WHAT IS THE AL-QADIR TRUST CASE? Imran Khan, his wife, Bushra Bibi, and their close aides Zulfiqar Bukhari and Babar Awan formed the Al-Qadir Project Trust which was aimed at setting up the Al-Qadir University to impart ‘quality education’ in the Sohawa Tehsil of Punjab’s Jhelum district. The trust’s office address in the documents has been mentioned as “Bani Gala House, Islamabad”. Bushra Bibi later signed a memorandum in 2019 with a private real estate firm, Bahria Town, to receive donations from them. The trust went on to receive land measuring 458 kanals, 4 marlas, and 58 square feet from Bahria Town as part of their deal. However, according to Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, of this 458 kanals of land, Imran Khan fixed its shares and transferred 240 kanals of the donated land in the name of Farah Gogi, a close friend of Bushra Bibi. Also Read | The value of this land was underestimated and Khan received his share in the name of the university, Sanaullah claimed, adding that the former PM tried to suppress the matter. Following these allegations, Pakistan’s former Finance Minister Miftah Ismail tweeted that Imran Khan ...

American author Edward Bellamy once described history as a cyclical process that “returned to the point of beginning”, claiming “the idea of indefinite progress in a right line was a chimera of the imagination, with no analog in nature.” Unfortunately, this perfectly encapsulates the current state of affairs in Pakistan. Politics in Pakistan seem to be stuck in a time warp where political parties take turns in leading their crusade against the autocratic military establishment to restore democracy, only to align themselves with the very institution they swore to fight – until, of course, their interests diverge once again. This time around, it was the establishment’s former poster boy Imran Khan leading the charge. Since his ouster, Khan, once a close ally of the military, began vehemently opposing them, claiming that they were responsible for removing him from power. Tapping into the public’s deep-seated Despite Khan’s incendiary statements, the former premier – unlike civilian leaders before him – was not immediately arrested. His initial rallies following his ouster were met with surprising tolerance. However, it soon became apparent that a large segment of the population resonated with his anti-army rhetoric. As the year progressed, Khan was slapped with countless cases, including charges of corruption, terrorism, and blasphemy, in an attempt by the civilian government and establishment to disqualify him from politics. On the 9th of May, after several months of success...