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‘Namaloom Afraad’ were at JC to kill me in mock fight: Imran

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PTI chief Imran Khan.

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  • He said they would’ve pretended that his death was accident
  • “Allah, the Greatest Protector, had other plans.”
  • Sheikh Rashid said govt wants to ban PTI
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Tuesday said ‘Namaloom Afraad’ (unidentified persons) were there at the Judicial Complex (JC) in Islamabad, during his appearance before the court on March 18, to kill him in the mock fight, Bol News reported.

Sharing a video of the chaos at the JC filled with the law enforcers, he tweeted, “The scenes I was confronted with as I entered the gates of Judicial Complex. Let there be no doubt that this force along with the ‘Unknowns’ – namaloom afraad – were there not to put me in jail but to eliminate me by staging a mock fight & pretending my death was an accident.

“Allah, the Greatest Protector, had other plans.”

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Meanwhile, Awami Muslim League (AML) Chief Sheikh Rashid said Tuesday that Imran Khan’s arrest was not an issue but the real intention behind that was to kill him.

He was talking to the media when said that the government wanted to ban Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and would launch a crackdown on the political party.

Sheikh Rashid also said, “They have no candidates, no polling agents, no preparations for the election, they only want to run away from elections.”

The leader also underscored that he will stand like a rock with Imran Khan till the end.

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Sheikh Rashid appeared in court for the hearing of his case pertaining to his statement regarding Asif Ali Zardari.

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