The PTI has termed its founder and ex-prime minister Imran Khan as the “most compelling voice” against India’s PM Narendra Modi and Indian aggression.

“Imran Khan is the strongest, most compelling voice against Narendra Modi’s fascist ideology and India’s aggression,” the party wrote on X.

“He fought Pakistan’s case with courage and conviction in 2019, and the nation needs his leadership now,” it added, referring to the Pulwama episode.

The IHC’s Reg­istrar Office has returned a petition seeking Imran’s release on parole, citing multiple procedural objections. The plea had The petition had warned of a possible drone attack targeting Adiala Jail, where the ex-PM is currently detained.

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