Can Imran Khan Come Back to Power?

   Source: Al Jazeera Nov 1, 2022 No Comments

Category: Asia, Featured, Highlights, Videos, World Affairs Topics: Imran Khan, Pakistan Views: 659
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Earlier this year, Imran Khan lost a crucial no-confidence vote in parliament. It led to his resignation. But since then, he's been holding regular rallies, as he ramps up pressure on the government to call an early election.

Khan and his supporters are now marching on the capital Islamabad. They began their 380-kilometre walk from the eastern city of Lahore, on Friday. But does he have a chance to come back?

Presenter: Nick Clark

Guests:

Sayed Zulfikar Bukhari - a former Minister for Imran Khan's Tehreek-e-Insaf party.

Shiraz Paracha - a Pakistan Political Affairs Commentator.

Javaid Rahman - Journalist and Parliamentary Correspondent for The Nation Newspaper.

  Category: Asia, Featured, Highlights, Videos, World Affairs
  Topics: Imran Khan, Pakistan
Views: 659

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