Ex-PM Imran Khan could get 14 years in prison for leaking classified documents, potentially affecting his 2024 election bid. This is linked to his allegations of a US-backed plot to remove him and his conflicts with the powerful military.
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan faces extended jail time over leaked documents, entangled in what he claims are politically motivated legal cases since his ousting from power.
His detention continues despite a suspension of a graft-related prison term, affecting his eligibility for upcoming elections.
Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar, a lesser-known senator, assumes the role of Pakistan’s caretaker prime minister amidst political and economic turmoil, preparing for an election following Khan’s disqualification and imprisonment.
Pakistan’s president dissolved parliament, paving the way for a caretaker government and sidelining Imran Khan. Turmoil follows Khan’s removal from power, his imprisonment, and economic struggles. Elections are imminent amidst political, economic, and security crises. Military influence looms, while unity and stability remain elusive.
Pakistan’s parliament dissolves, paving way for technocrat-led interim government amid political turmoil after Imran Khan’s ousting.
Election uncertainties persist. Economic challenges loom, with military influence.
Imran Khan, former Pakistan PM, remains upbeat in jail despite graft conviction barring him from upcoming elections. His diminished influence was noted following protests and a crackdown on supporters.
Khan’s legal team seeks bail and improved conditions, while concerns over election delays arise.
Imran Khan’s lawyers seek legal challenges against his three-year graft sentence, barring him from national elections.
Petitions filed for power of attorney and improved jail conditions.
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is sentenced to three years in jail for graft, potentially barring him from upcoming elections.
His supporters protest, and the political turmoil continues amid a crackdown on his party.