Imran Khan, the imprisoned former prime minister of Pakistan, has drawn parallels between the current political environment and the era of military ruler Yahya Khan. He criticized the ruling coalition and institutions for corruption and lack of rule of law.

Protests and arrests mark the latest flashpoint in a fierce game of cat and mouse between Pakistan's political parties.

An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan granted bail on September 16 to 10 deputies from imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party, an AFP journalist witnessed.

Imran Khan's crimes alone are enough to keep him behind bars, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has said, as he dismissed the former prime minister's accusation that the government was pushing to amend the constitution to keep him in prison.

Pakistan arrested top leaders of former premier Imran Khan’s political party on charges of attacking the police in a rally a day earlier, worsening the political strife in the country.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently jailed, criticized the government for attempting to control the judiciary through constitutional amendments. He accused his political rivals of undermining national interests and called for nationwide protests.

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority notified the Sindh High Court that services of Elon Musk-owned platform X remain suspended in Pakistan due to a miscommunication. Separately, the Federal Investigation Agency completed an initial probe into former PM Imran Khan’s controversial posts on X,

A three-member FIA team, including Sub-Inspector Muneeb Ahmed, Officer Anees, and Assistant Director Ayaz Khan, visited Adiala Jail to question Khan on Saturday (Sep 14)