Statement follows police filing ‘terrorism’ and other charges against the ex-PM over the weekend clashes in Islamabad.

Statement follows police filing ‘terrorism’ and other charges against the ex-PM over the weekend clashes in Islamabad.
Unless political parties, the military and the judiciary abide by the Constitution, coming elections won’t fix anything.
In a separate case, the Islamabad High Court suspends an arrest warrant issued against the PTI chief.
In an interview with Al Jazeera, the former prime minister said at least 85 cases have been filed against him.
Lahore court’s order defuses a surge in violence that saw supporters of ex-PM clashing with security forces.
Police withdraw from the cricketer-turned-politician’s house to allow a cricket match to be played as scheduled.
Court orders suspension of operation until Thursday as police withdraw from Lahore area near ex-prime minister’s home.
These were the updates on Pakistan’s political crisis on Wednesday, March 15.
Khan tells Al Jazeera an arrest warrant is a politically motivated attempt to ‘remove him’ from upcoming elections.
The standoff between police and Pakistan’s former prime minister’s supporters on Tuesday, March 14, as it happened.
Police action comes a day after Islamabad court issued arrest warrants for Khan in corruption and ‘terrorism’ cases.
Ex-PM criticises the federal government’s decision to ban public gatherings which forced him to call off election rally.
Cancellation of gathering in Lahore by Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf party comes after the rally was banned by government.
Media regulator bars TV channels from broadcasting the former prime minister’s speeches and news conferences.