Imran Khan's Home Under Siege as Police Seek Search Warrants
TL;DR
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan denies having a problem with the army chief but alleges that the head of the military has a problem with him. Khan's dramatic arrest on May 9 from a court complex in the capital Islamabad led to three days of violent nationwide protests. The Supreme Court declared his arrest unlawful. Khan denies responsibility for the violence and claims that protest is a democratic and constitutional right.
- VOA Exclusive: Former Pakistani PM Khan Denies Having Problem with Army Chief VOA Asia
- Pakistani police besiege Imran Khan's home as deadline for him to hand over suspects expires WION
- Pakistan police wrest back control of Zaman Park where ex-PM Imran Khan's residence is situated Times of India
- Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan refuses to allow police search DW (English)
- Cops Acquire Search Warrants Of Imran House, 400 Cops Enroute Zaman Park To Conduct Searches India Today
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