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Outside Adiala: PTI sit-in collapses as leaders vanish, Aleema Khan left for home

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After the crackdown by the police on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers, they decided to leave the cause behind and preferred to go to their homes for a good sleep. Imran Khan’s sister, Aleema Khan, did the same as she left the workers alone in Rawalpindi’s cold night. However, Aleema Khan accused the police of throwing chemical-mixed water on her and PTI workers.  

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers staged a sit-in outside Adiala jail once again. According to the media reports, the police have started a crackdown against PTI workers. Rawalpindi police used water cannons on violent protestors to disperse them.

Earlier, during the PTI sit-in last week, police had arrested PTI founder Imran Khan’s sisters for creating a law and order situation in the sensitive area near Adiala jail. After an initial investigation, police have released Imran’s sisters near Chakri Interchange.

Also Read, Imran Khan Directed Sisters to Talk to Indian Media, says Najam Sethi

Senior Journalist Najam Sethi said it is difficult to prove claims that PTI maintains deep ties with India, but asserted that Imran Khan had instructed his sisters to give interviews to Indian channels to highlight human rights issues as part of his plan. He added that Indian media is amplifying Khan because strategic circles across the border believe his return to power could weaken Pakistan’s military, making him, in their view, the most suitable option to advance India’s objectives.

Pakistan Mulsim League senior leader, Rana Sanaullah confirmed, “Imran Khan has said some things in his meeting with his sister which reveal his connections with India. We have evidence of this.”

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Asfand Gurmani
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Asfand Gurmani

Asfand Gurmani is an MPhil scholar at FCCU and a journalist with a strong passion for political reporting. He primarily covers Pakistan’s politics, governance, and human rights issues.

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