Imran Khan receives 10-year sentence for disclosing classified information

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) organizer Imran Khan and Bad habit Director Shah Mahmood Qureshi were given a 10-year jail sentence in the code case by a unique court in Pakistan on Tuesday. Imran Khan receives 10-year sentence The code case concerns a strategic link, which supposedly disappeared from Khan's ownership. Khan had more than once said when the no-certainty movement against him last year that the code highlighted a scheme to eliminate him from the head of the state's office. Ten observers had come to keep articulations against Khan and Qureshi for the situation. They were brought by the Pakistan's Government Examination Organization (FIA) which had enlisted the body of evidence against Khan and Qureshi in August for disregarding the mysterious laws of the nation by purportedly uncovering subtleties of the authority discretionary correspondence, revealed PTI. In December, Pakistan's High Court had allowed present capture abandons Khan and Qureshi. In spite of the fact that Imran remained confined in different cases, Qureshi's expected delivery was postponed as he was purportedly mauled and yet again captured for another situation on May 9, as revealed by the First light. Khan was removed as the State head of Pakistan through a statement of general disapproval in April 2022. He was imprisoned on August 5 2023, after an Islamabad court condemned him to three years in jail in the Toshakhana case. He was stopped in the Attock Region Prison to serve his jail term. Afterward, his sentence was suspended by the Islamabad High Court, however at that point he was captured in the code case and stayed in the Attock prison on legal remand.