Pakistan is experiencing widespread political turmoil as supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan launch major protests. The unrest follows a surge of unconfirmed reports suggesting Khan, currently detained in Adiala Jail, may have been the victim of an assassination attempt. The government’s reaction has been swift and severe, with security agencies put on high alert and a directive issued for a shoot-at-sight approach to control demonstrations. Authorities have sealed roads leading to Adiala Jail and implemented Section 144 in Rawalpindi, prohibiting assembly. Despite these measures, PTI workers and leaders are gathering at key locations, including the Islamabad High Court, demanding answers and access to their leader. The denial of permission for family and legal representatives to meet Khan further exacerbates the volatile situation and fuels ongoing rumors.
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