PTI accepts US government office in Pakistan was totally associated with scheme to bring down Imran Khan's govt," says ex-PM's sister
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Director Imran Khan has chosen to start judicial procedures against a top American representative, Donald Lu, in a US court on the claims of bringing down his administration, the ousted state leader's sister Aleema Khan said on Friday,
Aleema shared the future procedure of the PTI boss — who remains detained in the Adiala prison — during a question and answer session after a gathering with Khan in the jail.
"[The] PTI executive said on the off chance that he doesn't get equity from Pakistani courts then he would record a body of evidence against Donald Lu in US courts," the sister said, adding that the PTI accepts that the US consulate in Pakistan was totally engaged with the scheme to bring down Khan's administration.
Aleema said that the Islamabad High Court had given a stay request in the code case and those statements were included the situation that can prompt a capital punishment or life detainment.
"We ought to be determined what wrongdoing was carried out by the PTI director that such provisions were added. Rana Sanaullah enrolled a body of evidence against the PTI director [we] ought to get equity in Pakistan," said the previous top state leader's sister.
She shared that her sibling was healthy and had fostered a decent everyday practice during his imprisonment. She likewise added that she got no bad things to say from the PTI head in regards to his food.
The PTI boss is as of now in Rawalpindi's Adiala Prison, alongside his agent Shah Mahmood Qureshi, in the code case.
An extraordinary court was hearing the situation yet IHC gave a stay request on Khan's allure and presently the PTI boss has been kept in restriction for a situation enrolled against him by the Public Responsibility Department.
The code debate originally arose on Walk 27, 2022, when Imran Khan — under a month prior to his ouster in April 2022 — while tending to a public convention waved a letter before the group, guaranteeing that it was a code from a far off country that had schemed with his political opponents to have PTI government ousted.
He didn't uncover the items in the letter nor did he notice the name of the country it came from. Yet, a couple of days after the fact, he blamed the US for scheming against him and claimed that Associate Secretary of State for South and Focal Asia Issues Donald Lu had looked for his evacuation.
The code was about previous Pakistan diplomat to the US Majeed's gathering with Lu.
The previous top state leader, asserting that he was perusing contents from the code, said that "all will be pardoned for Pakistan assuming Imran Khan is taken out from power".
Then, at that point, on Walk 31, the Public safety Council (NSC) took up the matter and chose to issue "major areas of strength for a" to the US for its "conspicuous obstruction in the inside undertakings of Pakistan".
Afterward, after his expulsion, then, at that point state leader Shehbaz Sharif met a gathering of the NSC, which reached the resolution that it had tracked down no proof of an unfamiliar scheme in the link.
In the two sound releases that overwhelmed the web and stunned the general population after these occasions, the previous state head, then-government serve Asad Umar, and afterward standard secretary Azam Khan could purportedly be heard talking about the US code and how to utilize it for their potential benefit.
