Imran khan may be arrest by pakistan government fia shshabaz sharif

Pakistan | Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan and the head of PTI, can be arrested at any time. An FIR has been registered against him under the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA). Imran Khan was booked for threatening a judge and two top officials while addressing a rally in Islamabad. According to sources in the Pakistani government, Imran can be sent behind bars very soon, preparations are on for it.

FIA summons ignored

Actually, this arrest of Imran Khan can happen after the continuous summons of the Federal Investigation Agency. Imran Khan was summoned on Wednesday by the FIA ​​for questioning in the illegal funding case, but Imran refused to appear. After this, the second summon was sent to him on Friday. Despite this, Imran Khan did not appear before the investigating agency.

Court can get anticipatory bail

However, according to a report by Dawn, Imran Khan's lawyer is also going to approach the court for Imran's anticipatory bail. That is why there is also a possibility that Imran may get relief even before his arrest. On the other hand, the leaders of Imran's party have become active and the workers' demonstration has started. Shah Mehmood Qureshi says that Imran is our red line, if he is arrested, there will be a strong reaction.

Ban on live telecast of Imran's speeches

At the same time, the live telecast of Imran's speeches has been banned by the government. The action came after some Imran Khan, while addressing a rally in Islamabad, threatened government establishments and government officials. The ban on rallying speeches in Islamabad has come into force with immediate effect.

Government institutions were openly threatened

Imran, at a public meeting in Islamabad on Saturday, had threatened to file cases against top police officials, a woman magistrate, the Election Commission of Pakistan and political opponents. He made the threat over the treatment of his colleague Shahbaz Gill, who was arrested last week on sedition charges.

FIA has enough evidence against Imran

The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) said in a statement on Saturday that television channels have failed to stop broadcasting of content against government establishments despite repeated warnings. At the same time, it has also been said in the reports that the FIA ​​has enough evidence against Imran Khan. The third and final notice can be issued by the agency next week. After that action will be taken against them.