City Police Station Wazirabad Registered FIR of Attack on Imran Khan

Tue Nov 08 2022
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A first information report (FIR) of a gun attack on former prime minister Imran Khan during PTI’s long march was registered on Monday in City Police station Wazirabad following Supreme Court’s ultimatum.

The top court earlier today directed the Inspector General (IG) Punjab Faisal Shahkar to register an FIR against the attack on PTI chief Imran in accordance with the law and a submit report within 24 hours.

Reportedly, prime suspect Naveed, who was arrested from the spot, has been nominated in the case registered under various charges including terrorism, murder, and attempt to murder.

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The FIR has been sealed and will be presented before the top court tomorrow in line with the Supreme Court’s orders.

Zubair Niazi, a relative of PTI chief Imran Khan and general secretary of PTI Lahore chapter had lodged a complaint before the concerned station house officer (SHO) to register FIR against the prime minister, interior minister, and a senior military officer named by Imran as suspects in the failed assassination attempt.

However, reportedly the FIR has been registered on the complaint of the police and the three top officials have not been nominated in the case.

Reacting to the development, PTI Leader Fawad Chaudhry said that the party will only consider FIR legal if the names of the three high officials are included in it

He added that they will deem FIR just a piece of paper if the top officials were not nominated in the FIR. “We will not accept any distortion in the names.”

Last Thursday, the deposed prime minister suffered a bullet wound to his leg after a gunman opened fire on his container as Imran was leading the PTI’s “Haqeeqi Azadi March” in Wazirabad.

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One person died in the incident, while several members of the PTI chairman’s close circle, including Senator Faisal Javed, former Sindh governor Imran Ismail, Ahmad Chattha, and Imran Yousaf, were injured.

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