PTI’s Taimur Jhagra alleges police ‘raided’ his residence, arrested personal secretary

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PTI leader Taimur Khan Jhagra has claimed that his village house [in KP] was raided by the police in the early hours of the day, resulting in the arrest of his personal secretary.

Jhagra took to Twitter, emphasising his worries about the long-term consequences of such actions and raising questions about the precedents being set.

He further stated in a subsequent tweet that no one was afraid of facing the law, and that he and others would willingly court arrest in order to undergo a fair legal process.

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