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Pakistan detains hundreds of politicians from Imran Khan’s PTI party
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President Zardari suspends provincial government in escalation of tensions as Khan supporters march to Islamabad Politicians from the party of the former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan have been detained after the suspension of a provincial government now under emergency r
President Zardari suspends provincial government in escalation of tensions as Khan supporters march to Islamabad Politicians from the party of the former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan have been detained after the suspension of a provincial government now under emergency rule. Pakistan’s president declared a state of emergency and suspended the government in north-western Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, led by Khan’s ally Sohail Afridi, on Sunday. Continue reading...
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