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Imran urges the judiciary to protect fundamental rights

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By Web Desk Published February 26, 2023 2 Min Read
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The former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Imran Khan asked Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial to “draw a line” to protect party members and other Pakistanis.

The public should trust the legal system to defend them. “What Namaloom Afraad (unidentified persons) and dirty Harry are doing is in front of everyone,” he said at a press conference with PTI leader Usman Dar and Javed Ali, who works as a watchman in the education department.

During the press conference, Javed Ali said he was blindfolded and described as being kidnapped by “unidentified people” and tortured.

I was picked up and taken somewhere I didn’t know; my eyes were covered. They asked about Usman Dar’s payment, and “I was hung upside down,” he said.

Javed alleged that the unidentified people threatened to involve his wife and children. He claimed they stripped him naked.

According to Imran Khan, the unnamed individuals threatened Javed’s wife with explicit filming if he did not testify against Dar.

They wanted to defend Dar. He added that they wanted a statement from Javed and Shahbaz Gill criticizing me.

Imran claimed one tweet kidnapped and tortured PTI leader Azam Swati. His daughter received an offensive video. He said I didn’t know this nation’s citizens were treated like this.

The PTI leader said social media workers were arrested and tortured. “A boy’s parents told me their son hasn’t recovered. He said people are afraid to come out because of Namaloom Afraad.

Imran Khan called the current administration “mafia” instead of “politicians” in a tirade. The interior minister plays the judge’s tape. Maryam tapes. Saqib Nisar’s tape leaked. “What kind of politician does that?”

He urged the CJP to take action on Javed’s treatment because the judiciary must protect citizens’ rights.

I urge CJP to respect Javed and set a boundary. He added that the judiciary should protect the people.

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