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Imran Khan: freedom of speech

From the Newspaper Published August 12, 2013
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IMRAN Khan has been given a contempt-of-court notice to explain why action should not be taken against him for, if I am not wrong, uttering some words against the judges.

What I wish to know is whether there is anything like freedom of speech in this country and why the PTI has not used this plea or argument to defend itself against this notice.

MAJ (r) SAEEDUZ ZAMAN JANJUAH Karachi

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