Pakistan Army Act on imran khan, will Imran Khan get death sentence or life imprisonment? Pakistani army chief in action, important decision today

What is the official secret act of Pakistan?

Whereas the Official Secrets Act and its sections deal with sedition, surveillance and espionage. Even if found guilty in this, there can be a death sentence. Now the army has made preparations to impose both these black laws on Imran Khan and his supporters. In view of this, a meeting of the National Security Committee is going to be held. Chiefs of all the three armies including Aseem Munir will be present in this meeting to be chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. It is believed that an important decision can be taken regarding the action against Imran Khan.

Imran Khan himself is afraid that he can be sent to jail for 10 years. Earlier, Pakistan’s friendly country United Arab Emirates had talked to General Munir and tried to end the dispute. General Munir rejected this advice. The Pakistan Army has said that propaganda has been done against the leadership of the army and an attempt has been made to widen the gap between the army and the public. Pakistani army has decided that now no leniency will be taken against Imran Khan supporters.

Imran Khan attacked the army

Meanwhile, Imran Khan has called upon his workers to hold peaceful protests against the present ‘threat’ to the sanctity of the Supreme Court and the Constitution of Pakistan. Imran said in a tweet, ‘All citizens should be ready for peaceful protest as once again the Constitution and the Supreme Court have been destroyed. This is the end of Pakistan’s dream. The former prime minister condemned the arrest of PTI workers and protesters following his arrest last week and the riots that followed.

Imran said that without any investigation as to who was responsible for the dozens of deaths of unarmed protestors who were arson or shot at government buildings, about 7,000 PTI workers, leaders and our women, the largest and only federal party in Pakistan Has been thrown in jail with plans to ban. The ousted prime minister accused the country’s security forces of colluding with the federal government in what he described as subversion of the constitution.