‘Unknown people’ posted outside FJC was a trap, Imran again alleges conspiracy to kill

PTI chairman Imran Khan on Monday alleged that a “trap” was laid at the Federal Judicial Complex (FJC), where he had arrived on Saturday to attend the Toshakhana case hearing. He said that “na maloom afraad” (unknown people) had been posted out to kill him. Hours-long clashes broke out between PTI workers and the capital police on Saturday when the former prime minister arrived at the FJC to attend the Toshakhana case hearing. A day earlier, Imran alleged that he did not get down from his vehicle at the FJC as “unknown people” were stationed there with plans to kill him.

In a video address today, Imran showed a video of a large number of people gathering inside the FJC along with police officers in riot control gear. He questioned why such people were allowed inside the complex and asked Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial to take notice. Imran said I tell my CJP again that what happened to me in FJC was a plan to kill me – a trap. When you investigate these Na Maalam Afraad (unknown people), you yourself will come to know what was their plan.

Imran made a big allegation that it was not to put me in jail but to kill me. If I keep getting exposed like this, it won’t take long, they will be successful and then who will be responsible? Imran said that men dressed in plain salwar kameez were present as they started entering the judicial complex, adding that “the police suddenly started attacking us and then one of my colleagues came quickly and tried to escape for us”. pointed to.