‘Mentally able to go to jail’: Here is the whole thing that Imran Khan had talked about hours sooner than he was arrested

On Tuesday, hours sooner than the arrest of the Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, he launched a video responding to an announcement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) and stating that he was chief of the nation’s ‘largest’ political celebration and that he had no causes to lie. The chief moreover talked about that he was mentally able to go behind bars.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Monday condemned Khan’s ‘extraordinarily irresponsible and baseless allegations in the direction of a serving senior military officer. In the 6-minute-long video, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief talked about that the officer in question had tried to kill him twice and he was so extremely efficient that he (Khan) was unable to register a case no matter being in vitality in Punjab.

“Firstly, the ISPR has issued a statement that the army has been disrespected by me naming an intelligence officer that has tried to kill me twice. ISPR sahib, listen to me carefully. Respect is not confined to a single institution; respect should be for every single citizen,” Khan talked about reiterating that he was chief of the nation’s ‘largest’ political celebration and that he did not should lie.

My reply to ISPR & makes an try by PDM & their handlers to arrest me for two causes: 1. To forestall me from campaigning bec InshaAllah when elections are launched I could be doing jalsas. 2. To forestall me from mobilising the heaps for street movement in help of Constitution if… pic.twitter.com/IQIQmFERah

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) May 9, 2023

“This man tried to kill me twice and whenever an investigation is carried out, I will prove that it was this man and there is a whole gang with him. My question is: despite being a country’s ex-PM — because this man’s name has come forward — why was I unable to register a first information report? If he was innocent, it would have been revealed,” Khan talked about.

Imran talked about that two excessive cops had declined to hitch the joint investigative group (JIT) established by the Punjab authorities to look into the Wazirabad assault on his life. “Who was behind it? Who was this powerful?”

He talked about that the group itself was sabotaged and that 4 Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) staff modified their testimony after the JIT concluded that three shooters had been engaged throughout the assault. Imran moreover asserted that he would current how the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) had seized administration of the Islamabad Judicial Complex the night time sooner than he arrived for a listening to throughout the Toshakhana case in March.

“I will prove that ISI [officials] were present in CTD uniforms and lawyers’ garb. I will prove that a brigadier, who I will not name, was there to monitor everything. What was the ISI doing there? It is my army, my Pakistan, not just yours. It is our army,” he was quoted as saying.

Was mentally able to go to jail: Imran Khan

The PTI chief talked about that the military establishment was really being harmed by the crackdown on individuals who publicly criticised it. He continued to say that it wasn’t important to ship a variety of cops and completely different authorities representatives for his look sooner than the courts in Islamabad. 

“If someone has a warrant, come to me directly, I am prepared to go to jail. Spending so much money as if a major criminal is coming to Islamabad. Do us a favor and don’t stage such a drama and directly provide a warrant,” he talked about together with that he was mentally able to go to jail.

In the tweet, Imran might be heard saying that the coalition authorities is making makes an try and arrest him to cease him from campaigning for elections and likewise to stop him from “mobilising the masses for street movement in support of Constitution if PDM govt & their handlers refuse to obey the SC (Supreme Court) and violate Constitution on holding of elections.”

The PTI has often called for quick elections in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, whose assemblies have been dissolved, making the electoral debate a controversial one. Elections had been scheduled to occur throughout the two provinces on May 14 by willpower of the Supreme Court, nonetheless the matter continues to be in dispute.

ISPR condemned Imran Khan’s actions

The ISPR had criticised Imran on Monday for making terribly irresponsible and baseless allegations in the direction of a serving senior military commander and urged him to hunt redress in courtroom reasonably than making false allegations. The military’s public affairs division talked about in an announcement that the PTI chairman had made “fabricated and malicious allegations” in the direction of a senior military commander with out providing any supporting documentation.

“This has been a consistent pattern for last one year wherein military and intelligence agencies officials are targeted with insinuations and sensational propaganda for the furtherance of political objectives. We ask the political leader concerned to make recourse to legal avenues and stop making false allegations,” the ISPR talked about.

Word warfare between PM Shehbaz Sharif and Imran Khan

Earlier, PM Shehbaz Sharif moreover criticised Imran Khan for routinely maligning and threatening the Pakistan Army and Intelligence Agency for the sake of petty political constructive points. This is after an assassination strive on the PTI chief in Wazirabad closing yr, Imran named three people and demanded their speedy eradicating from official posts.

However, in a set of tweets proper this second, Imran Khan took a jibe at PM Shehbaz, asking if he did not have the proper to nominate these he felt had been behind the assassination plot. “Does Shahbaz Sharif’s tweet mean that army officers are above the law or they cannot commit any crime? If we believe that one of them has committed a crime, how does it bring the institution into disrepute?” he questioned.

The now-detained chief moreover sought reply to “who was powerful enough to sabotage Wazirabad JIT despite PTI government in Punjab?”

“Can Shahbaz Sharif explain why the ISI completely occupied the judicial complex in Islamabad on the evening before my appearance on March 18? Why did the ISI people disguise themselves as CTDs and lawyers?” he contemplated.

Massive protests emerged after Khan was detained

Following Imran Khan’s detention in Islamabad on Tuesday, there have been various large-scale and violent demonstrations all through Pakistan. The chief of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) was detained as he entered the grounds of the Islamabad High Court to attend the listening to of the Al-Qadir Trust case.  

Pakistan Rangers, a authorities paramilitary regulation enforcement organisation, took him into custody. Videos indicated that the Rangers smashed off the glass residence home windows to enter the room after PTI staff refused to unlock the door.

Khan has been detained in reference to the Al-Qadir Trust case, throughout which he and his partner Bushra Bibi are charged with forcibly purchasing for land from a enterprise tycoon. According to a report, they’re beneath investigation by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) for allegedly accumulating Rs 5 billion and a complete lot of kanals (of land) from Bahria Town [a real estate corporation located in Islamabad] in return for the company’s defence in a money laundering case.

Leaders of the PTI have claimed that the ex-PM has been transferred to a “secret location” and raised concern that he might be tortured. According to native media, Khan could be launched on May 10 on the New Police Guest House, Police Lines Headquarters in Islamabad.

In many cities throughout the nation, protesters flocked to the streets and acquired into fights with police and completely different security officers. In Quetta, there has already been one demise and 5 accidents. Unrest was moreover reported from Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, and Rawalpindi.

In light of the events, mobile and net firms have been halted all via the nation. In Pakistan, entry to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube has moreover been blocked.