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Imran Khan Claims He Was Offered 3-Year Exile from Pakistan
Pakistan’s former PM Imran Khan claims he was given chance to leave country on exile for three years
Imran Khan refuses exile offer, demands release of detained workers, criticizes government, and calls for transparent investigations.
Imran Khan makes big claim: ‘Was offered to exile abroad for 3 years, but I will live and die in Pakistan’
Speaking with media persons at Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail where he is lodged since August 2023, Imran Khan said he was ‘indirectly approached’
Ex-PM Imran Khan claims he rejected exile deal, vows to ‘live and die in Pakistan’
Imran Khan revealed that while imprisoned in Attock Jail, he was offered a three-year exile which he refused, saying “I will live and die in Pakistan.”
What has forced Pakistan govt to discuss Imran Khan's release?
The Pakistani government is in talks with the party of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Internal pressure and growing calls for Khan's release globally by influential people have made the government discuss Khan's release,
Imran Khan Claims He Was Offered Three-Year Exile from Pakistan
Lahore: Pakistan’s jailed former prime minister, Imran Khan, claimed he was offered the chance to go into exile for three years, but he declined the offer. In a post on X on Friday, the 72-year-old former cricketer-turned-politician said,
Pakistan's jailed former PM Imran Khan claims he was given chance to leave country on exile for 3 years
Pakistan's ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently jailed, claimed he rejected an offer for three-year exile. He emphasized the importance of resolving Pakistan's issues internally. Khan has demanded the release of his detained workers and leaders,
Imran Khan claims he refused offer to leave Pak, live in exile for 3 yrs
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan has claimed that he was offered a chance to leave the country on exile for three years but he declined.
ThePrint
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Pakistan: Imran Khan’s party says it will only talk to Govt, doors closed on military for now
PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan revealed that his party had engaged in “backdoor contacts” with Pakistan’s military ...
Dunya News
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PTI negotiation team likely to meet Imran Khan today
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) negotiation committee, engaged in dialogue with the government, is ...
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on MSN
Clip shows Pakistan doctor bemoaning cruelty towards anti-France protesters, not supporters of ex-PM Khan
After Pakistan police arrested 1,000 Imran Khan supporters who marched to the country's capital demanding the jailed ...
ThePrint
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Govt facing no pressure to hold talks with Imran Khan’s party: Pakistan’s Defence Minister
Pakistan’s federal Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has said that the government was facing no pressure to hold talks with ...
Deccan Herald
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Pakistan’s former PM Imran Khan claims he was given chance to leave country on exile for 3 years
In conversation with media persons at Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail where he is incarcerated since August 2023, Khan said he has ...
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Pakistan: Imran Khan's party says it will only talk to government, doors closed on military for now
PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan revealed that his party had engaged in "backdoor contacts" with Pakistan's military ...
Pakistan Today
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‘Misguided policies’ after Imran Khan’s ouster behind rise in terrorism: KP CM
Gandapur urges federal govt to grant provincial leaders authority to mediate talks with AfghanistanReiterats commitment to ...
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Pro-Imran riots in Pakistan: Mercy pleas of 19 accepted, says army; 85 stand convicted
The mercy petitions of 19 convicts involved in the May 9 pro-Imran Khan riots in Pakistan have been accepted on humanitarian ...
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