Imran Khan: Former Pakistani prime minister condemns attempted arrest amid unrest:

 Imran Khan, the head of Pakistan's biggest opposition party, claims that the police are trying to detain him immorally.   According to him, everyone should be governed by the law of the land, he told the BBC.    Police andMr. Khan's  sympathizers have fought outside his home as they  tried to detain him in  agreement with a court order.Mr. Khan is a former  high minister.

   He's  indicted of dealing  gifts from the government while in service. He claims that the action is driven by politics.   On Tuesday, there was a tense scene outside of his  emulsion in the  megacity of Lahore when police  tried to barge their way outside.   Police used tear gas to scatterMr. Khan's  sympathizers after they started throwing bricks and  monuments.   In a  videotape speech, the  legislator, 70,  handed to put his  hand on a  pledge that he will show up in court on Saturday in Islamabad. 

  He continued by mentioning the security issues created by the  former two  revolutionist attacks on the court.   Given that he'd  defended bail in place until Saturday,Mr. Khan argued there was" no  explanation" for police to detain him on Tuesday. He added that notwithstanding earlier failures, the administration was committed to locking him up.  " I am mentally  set that I am going to be spending my night in a cell," he stated on Tuesday." I am completely set for that, I do not know how  numerous nights." 

  Theex-prime minister displayed what he claimed to be tear gas  drums that he said were shot at his  hearthstone.   The  officers, he claimed were  trying to have him arrested in order to  help his party from running in the  forthcoming  choices. But he continued," If I am in jail or not, they can not stop my party from winning."   Marriyum Aurangzeb, a government minister, claimed the action had nothing to do with the  forthcoming  choices and that police were just carrying out court orders to detain him in connection with corruption  examinations.

She  contended thatMr. Khan was  escaping arrest and  picking violence by employing his party members, women, and children as  mortal  securities.   High- stakes election adventure by Imran Khan  The cricketing legend was dismissed asMr. Khan's  sympathizers demonstrated in other  metropolises.   He lost his position as  high minister in April, but he has continued to put pressure on his  relief ShehbazSharif.Elections that are  listed for  latterly this time should be held beforehand, according to speeches and demonstrations.   He holdsMr. Sharif  responsible for an  tried murder that left him with a leg injury at a  kick in November.