Police on Thursday surrounded the home of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan as they accused him of harboring suspects wanted in violent protests that followed his arrest earlier this month.
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Pakistani police surround Imran Khan’s home, claim former leader is hiding suspects in recent riots
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Pakistan police surround Imran Khan's home seeking arrest of suspect in violent protests
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Pakistan's Imran Khan relents, allows police search of home for wanted suspects
Last week, Khan supporters attacked public property and military installations after he was dragged out of a courtroom and detained. Ten people were killed in the violence, and more than 4,000 were arrested.
Police surrounded the home of former Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday, claiming he was sheltering dozens of people allegedly involved in violent protests over his recent detention.
Pakistani police are keeping up their siege around the home of Imran Khan as a 24-hour deadline given to the former premier to hand over suspects sheltered inside expired. The
Police on Thursday surrounded the home of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan as they accused him of harboring suspects wanted in violent protests that followed his arrest earlier this month.
Pakistani police are keeping up their siege around the home of Imran Khan as a 24-hour deadline given to the former premier to hand over suspects sheltered inside is about
The security forces' action came after authorities demanded that Khan hand over dozens of protesters believed to have been among those who smashed and set fire to army installations last week.
A search of Imran Khan’s residence began after he consented to Pakistan authorities searching his home for supporters accused of attacking military facilities in last week’s unrest, a move that could cool tensions between the former premier and the government.
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