Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan Interrogated About His Social Media Account, Anti-establishment Posts
Islamabad: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was imprisoned in Pakistan, was frequently questioned by the Government Inspectors about the social media account on the X, which was frequently published against the army head field Marshal Asim Munir and the state institutions. The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (former Federal Investigation Agency Cyber-Crime Wing) visited Cybercrime wing and a condemned prison this week, visited the High Security Adiala prison. The NCCIA officer told PTI on Thursday.
He said that Khan did not cooperate with researchers and refused to answer queries such as “who runs the X account”.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) boss Khan, on Wednesday, published the details of his meeting with researchers in X.
FIA, “Tweets, Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, ‘Foreign Policy’, Asim Munir’s actions to the ventilation of the prison with the actions of Gen Yahya Khan,” he said that he sent a team to question him for questioning his views.
He talks about General Yahya Khan, who witnessed a civil war under the Eastern Pakistan regime, and caused the rise of an independent state – Bangladesh.
Khan said he reminded the authorities to be the former prime minister and also claimed that he represented 80 percent of the Pakistan population.
“I will talk about everything for my people’s interests. I have the right to raise my voice for them. No power can remove me from this right, nor can my voice silence in matters concerning the interests of my country and my people.” He said.
PTI founder, inspectors during the term of office of policies for the policies of Afghanistan, especially in the tribal regions of “unprecedented” brought peace reminded.
Authorized, “All the four stakeholders in the region – the Afghan government, the Afghan people, the Pakistan government and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa people – cannot be peace until they sit together.
In 2023, Khan claimed that the Paramiliter Rangers had been “kidnapped” from the building of the Islamabad Court, and on May 9, “Pre -planned” and “Fake Flag Operation” was held.
In addition, the army compared Marshal Munir with Gen Yahya Khan, and that Yahya’s refusal to surrender power to Mujibur Rahman led to the fall of Dakka in 1971, and Munir pushed Pakistan towards a similar crisis.
Previously, Defense Minister Khawaja Asif claimed that India ruled Khan’s anti -state social media narratives.
PTI leader Moonis Elahi returned, saying that the government was trying to meet his failures by accusing the “external forces”.
“Asif’s comments are irresponsible – an desperate initiative to silence the opposition and insult the intelligence of the people of Pakistan.” He said.
