Imran Khan is 'sad' over PAF strikes in Afghanistan, says Aleema

Aleema Khan has claimed her brother ex- PM Imran Khan is sad over PAF airstrikes in Afghanistan.

Pakistani fighter jets launched airstrikes on four locations, reportedly camps of the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), in Afghanistan’s eastern Paktika province on Tuesday night.

The strikes, according to security officials, resulted in several suspected terrorists being killed or injured.

Talking to newsmen outside Adiala Jail after meeting Imran, Aleema emphasized Khan’s concerns about the link between Pakistan’s peace and Afghanistan’s stability.

He warned that any unrest at the borders could have serious repercussions for Pakistan. Imran Khan also highlighted the need for economic stability and urged that if institutions remain entangled in politics, the nation’s borders would be left unprotected.

کہا تھا ناں
پی ٹی آئی خوارج کا سیاسی ونگ ہے
دیکھ لیجئے سن لیجئے
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She urged the Supreme Court of Pakistan's (SCP) three senior judges to investigate the 9 May and 26 November incidents. 

She also quoted PTI's founder, who demanded the release of all political prisoners while agreeing to remain in jail if necessary.

She confirmed that PTI's founder refused to accept house arrest as an alternative to imprisonment.