Imran Khan left to neighbour’s home to avert arrest in Toshakhana case: Pak interior minister Sanaullah

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah on Monday declared that previous prime minister Imran Khan scaled the wall of his home in Lahore and got away to his neighbour’s home to avert arrest in the Toshakhana case a day previously. Sanaullah made these remarks after Islamabad Police on Sunday reached Lahore to jail Khan, however returned after guarantee from his legal group that he will appear prior to the court on March 7. Khan, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief has actually remained in the crosshairs for purchasing presents, consisting of a costly Graff watch he had actually gotten as the premier at a reduced rate from the state depository called Toshakhana and offering them for earnings. “Yesterday, the authorities group that went to apprehend Khan dealt with a great deal of drama. There are rumours that he [Khan] delved into his neighbours’ home [to hide]After a while, he appeared from someplace and provided a big speech,” Geo television estimated Sanaullah as stating. The minister stated if the authorities wished to jail the previous prime minister, this wasn’t a proper technique. “The authorities went there to notify him about the court’s orders. He is an outrageous individual,” he stated. Sanaullah implicated Khan of misusing his authority when it concerned Toshakhana presents, the report stated. “If the court acquits Imran Khan, we will accept it,” Sanaullah stated, including that the federal government has no desire in jailing him, however he must guarantee his look prior to the courts, the Geo television report included.
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