Imran Khan was attacked while participating in a march for his Pakistani political party, “Moving Equity,” and the Punjab Police have opened an inquiry into the incident.
Punjab Inspector General Faisal Shakraka submitted to the Supreme Court a report on the registration of the case of the attack on former Prime Minister Imran Khan in the Minister ofabad on November 3, where the case was registered in accordance with the 1997 anti -terrorism law at the Minister of Awad Police Station, according to the “Russia Today” website. News.
The case was brought up during a hearing of the Pakistani Supreme Court regarding a proposal from the nation’s Ministry of Interior to file a case against the former Prime Minister on charges of disobeying the ruling of the Supreme Court The historian on May 25, who imposed restrictions on the Pakistani “Stirring of the State.” The case was brought up during a hearing of the Supreme Court regarding a proposal from the Punjab police to start the investigation attempt to assassinate the former Prime Minister within 24 hours
The march of the Pakistani “Insaf” party, opposed to the preaching of early elections in Pakistan, began last week, where the demonstrators plan to reach the country’s capital, Islamabad, by November 11. Imran Khan was assassinated, and the party officials declared they would continue the march to the nation’s capital. Khan also announced the march would take place on Tuesday.
The previous demonstration was held on May 25, when thousands of Imran Khan supporters came in Islamabad. During the march, protesters and police battled, resulting in hundreds of injuries on both sides. Police forces regularly fired into the air and used tear gas during the fights. In order to prevent violence, the “Insaf” party quickly decided to call off the march and forgo planning a sit-in in Islamabad.
In early April, the Pakistani Parliament approved a vote to block confidence from Khan, and the election of Shahbaz Sharif as prime minister, who was actually the only candidate in the elections after the withdrawal of the “movement of fairness” from Parliament, shortly before the elections established for a new prime minister. Thousands of marches in support of Khan and his party were held concurrently on the eve of the Pakistani election.
As the previous prime minister himself stated: “Such people come out spontaneously and in such numbers, rejecting an imported administration run by crooks. It has never happened in our history.
Khan said that the country’s parliamentary elections should be held right away in order to determine a new leader of the government. However, the Pakistani Electoral Commission announced in late April that it would not be able to organise general elections until May 2023.
Imran Khan’s attempted murder is the subject of an investigation by the Pakistani police.
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