Case registered against Imran Khan under anti-terrorism act over ‘threatening speech’ – Pakistan

ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Pakistani Chairman of Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and former prime minister Imran Khan on Sunday booked for threats to Islamabad police officers and a woman judge under article 7 of anti-terrorism act (ATA) regarding his statements at the PTI rally a day ago.

Sources involved in the case said that the Margalla police opened a case on the complaint. of Judge Ali Javed against in former prime minister on accusations of hate speech in an attempt to disturb the peace.

According to the FIR, he threatened and terrorized government agencies and tried to put pressure on the judiciary and the police. During the rally, he threatened Islamabad IS, a female judge, and DGI, FIR. added.

A day earlier, Imran Khan, speaking at a rally in service of Dr. Shahbaz Gill of F-9 Park said that his party is going to sue against PML-N High Representative Nawaz Sharif, JUI-F Chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, IG Islamabad and a female judge.

in former prime minister praised his workers, saying that people Came out in a large number of on 24 hours notification. As for the question of Dr. Shahbaz Gill, Chairman of PTI, said that his party will go to the Supreme Court
Comparison current situation of country with era of Genghis Khan, former prime minister said that Nawaz Sharif, Maryam Nawaz, Asif Ali Zardari, Fazlur Rehman and Khawaja Asif made stronger statements compared to Shahbaz Gill.

Imran claimed that Shahbaz Gill was captured and tortured in order to send a message and scare people what if it can be morally broken then anyone it is possible by adding that private channel was shut down choke freedom of speech, adding that, closing down in private channel, fear has been spread among other channels.

“If we bow our heads before an idol of fear we will left with the only option of slavery,” the PTI chairman said. Imran further said that in its 26-year political career, he sees such an enlightened nation for in first time. former prime minister said the sleeping nation woke up up for in first time.

former prime minister said: “Although we gained independence from Britain, today the thieves were imposed on us through a foreign conspiracy.” Imran also said that on On May 25, police and rangers fired tear gas at a peaceful protest.

Challenging coalition governmentImran Khan said that regardless of government does, it won’t stop the masses because people want freedom. former the prime minister said that tactics used to intimidate social media activists.

Imran Khan said that party will not spare Islamabad’s IG and DIG by claiming that a vulnerable person has been tortured. former prime minister they said they didn’t want to arrest Chief JUI-F Fazl.