Actor Imran Khan asked to leave India by October 28 after he took part in anti-CEC protests in Mumbai "The government of India can't possibly complain if a person of Indian descent feels for the constitution of India & wants to partake in this protest" says Advocate @dhananjaylegal #BrassTacks# | @nabilajamal_ #ImranKhan# #AntiCECProtest# #MumbaiProtests# #DeportationRow# #FreedomOfExpression#

#ImportedGovernment# trynna impose a civil war on the country, right? #ElectionCommissionOfPakistan# needs to take all the precautionary regarding their safety because public is not even going to spare their single bone🤷‍♀️ #imrankhanPTI#

Actor Imran Khan asked to leave India by October 28 after he took part in anti-CEC protests in Mumbai "I strongly believe that the Bombay HC will stop the Central Govt. from evicting him. This is about the fact that we are a mature democracy and he is no threat at the end of the day" says Advocate @dhananjaylegal #BrassTacks# | @nabilajamal_ #ImranKhan# #AntiCECProtest# #MumbaiProtests# #DeportationRow# #FreedomOfExpression#

NCP MP Supriya Sule backs actor Imran Khan’s right to protest, questioning the swift action against him while leaders facing serious charges continue to hold power. Meanwhile, Khan is considering legal action against the Mumbai Police’s order directing him to leave India, citing legal ambiguities. @AnanyaGuptaag with more | @GrihaAtul #NCP# #MP# #SurpriyaSule# #Imrankhan#

An unverified claim about Imran Khan’s alleged death in Adiala Jail has sparked fresh tensions in Pakistan. Journalist Wajahat Saeed Khan later clarified that his sources had only expressed fears, not confirmed Khan’s death. PTI continues to demand access to the jailed former PM and has warned of mass protests, with KP CM Sohail Afridi claiming over two million supporters are ready to mobilise. The party has announced a September 27 march on Islamabad. #ImranKhan# #Pakistan# #PTI# #PakistanArmy# #IndiaTodayGlobal# | @geeta_mohan

Imran Khan's son has told Sky's chief presenter @MarkAustinTV that his family members have been arrested ahead of a protest march. Former Pakistani prime minister Mr Khan has been imprisoned for more than three years. Read more:

🇵🇰 Imran Khan’s son says Pakistan’s rulers are TRYING TO KILL his father. “It is clear that they are trying to kill him.” Those words come from a son who says no one has seen or heard from his father since August. Back then, Sulaiman says, Imran spoke out about being tortured, and warned the regime was trying to kill him the way Egypt’s government did Mohamed Morsi, who died behind bars. His son says even a Supreme Court order from August, for Imran to be assessed and treated at a private hospital and to get regular visits from family and lawyers, is still being ignored. So now Sulaiman is doing what no child should ever have to do, naming in advance who he’ll blame if the worst happens: army chief Asim Munir, with the government’s approval. No son should have to fight this hard just to see his father again. Source: @SulaimanKNiazi / Writer: Wayne