Clash between Imran supporters and police who arrives to arrest former Pak PM in Lahore

Lahore: A large number of police forces reached his residence in Lahore to arrest former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan. Where his supporters fiercely opposed it. The police have blocked all the roads leading to the house of the president of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf by placing containers. According to the information, Imran Khan’s supporters have stopped the policemen who came to arrest him from reaching his house in Lahore.

Police are using armored vehicles equipped with water cannons amid stone-pelting by supporters of the former prime minister accused of corruption.

Meanwhile, senior PTI leader Farooq Habib told the media that no matter what happens, Imran Khan will not surrender to the police in fake cases. Habib said, “The Islamabad High Court suspended the arrest warrant in the case related to threatening a woman judge today. Let’s see what new warrant the police come up with now.

On the other hand, a senior officer of Islamabad Police said that their team has come here to arrest Khan in the Toshakhana case. According to the information, if the police pressurize to arrest Khan, then the possibility of confrontation between the police and PTI workers is being seen. Significantly, a worker of Khan’s party had died on Wednesday. When activists gathered outside his residence in Lahore defying the government ban on rallies in the city.

Let us tell you that a Pakistani court has stayed till March 16 the non-bailable arrest warrant issued against former Prime Minister Imran Khan for allegedly threatening a woman judge while addressing a public meeting here last year. Is. According to the news of ‘Dawn News’, the District and Sessions Court of Islamabad had issued an arrest warrant against the former Prime Minister on Monday.

Khan, the chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, was booked for his remarks at a rally in August last year. Khan had warned Additional District and Sessions Judge Jeba Chowdhary and top police officials of dire consequences for their “biased” attitude towards his party.