Rana Sanaullah Accuses Imran Khan of Political Unrest

Prime Minister's Adviser on Political and Public Affairs, Rana Sanaullah, has made serious allegations against imprisoned Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan. Sanaullah claims that Imran Khan is scheming to incite political unrest from inside Adiala Jail. He asserts that Imran Khan does not have court authorization to hold political gatherings in the prison and suggests that there is evidence supporting these claims, despite the lack of audio or video proof. Sanaullah further mentions that those responsible for monitoring have gathered evidence of such activities.

Recent reports of denied access to Imran Khan in Adiala Jail have sparked controversy, with PML-N leader criticizing PTI's decision to organize a rally during Muharram. The cancellation of PTI's Islamabad rally was attributed to an administrative decision, with the government denying any involvement.

PTI leaders reacted to the revoked NOC by canceling the rally and filing a contempt of court petition against the Islamabad administration. Sanaullah also raised concerns about foreign involvement in supporting PTI during the May 9 riots last year, alleging an attempt to sow chaos in Pakistan. The military condemned the May 9 protests, branding it a "Black Day" and opting to prosecute the demonstrators under the Army Act.

Sanaullah hinted at the possibility of revealing evidence of PTI receiving foreign aid, pending approval by the federal cabinet.

The accusations made by Rana Sanaullah against Imran Khan and PTI have stirred up political tensions in Pakistan. The ongoing allegations of unauthorized political activities and foreign support highlight the complex dynamics of the country's political landscape. As the situation unfolds, it remains crucial for transparency and accountability to prevail in addressing these serious claims.