a court Islamabad declared two weeks of temporary freedom for the former prime minister of Pakistan this Friday. Imran Jan, A day after the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday’s arrest was “illegal”.
Thus, Jan gets two weeks of protection in an alleged lawsuit. Corruption stemming from the alleged surrender of land to Al Qadir University in exchange for the return of money seized from a businessman in the UK.
The former prime minister, who had warned of mass uprising if he was arrested again, came to court amid gestures of support and strong security measures, Geo TV network reported. After shouting slogans in favor of January, the hearing had to be adjourned.
The former prime minister, who was sacked following a vote of no confidence in October 2022, has always argued that the various lawsuits brought against him stem from political pressure. This Friday, he told local media, He denounced his “abduction” on Tuesday and confirmed that the “law of the jungle” was enforced in Pakistan.