Pakistani Court Clears Former Prime Minister Imran Khan of Murder Charges


 In a significant development, a Pakistani court has ruled in favor of dismissing the murder charges leveled against former Prime Minister Imran Khan, as confirmed by his legal representative on Monday. The attorney, Naeem Panjutha, expressed his relief on the X messaging platform (previously known as Twitter), stating, "God be praised." This decision pertains to the allegations concerning the murder of a lawyer within the southern city of Quetta.

Imran Khan, who was initially accused of involvement in the murder case back in June, has encountered a series of legal challenges since his removal from office following a parliamentary vote of confidence in April 2022. The vote followed his falling out with the influential military establishment in the country.

Coincidentally, another crucial legal proceeding is anticipated to unfold on the same day. The Islamabad High Court is scheduled to deliver a verdict on an appeal filed by Khan, which seeks to temporarily halt his conviction in a corruption case. These legal proceedings are being closely monitored as they carry significant implications for Khan's political and legal standing.




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