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Imran Khan, Wife Sentenced in High-Profile Corruption Case

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, and his wife, Bushra Bibi, have been sentenced to jail in a high-profile corruption case involving allegations of financial misconduct. The court found the couple guilty of misusing their positions for personal gains, marking a significant legal setback for the prominent political figure and his family.
The case centers around alleged irregularities in the Al-Qadir Trust, where millions of pounds were reportedly misappropriated. The prosecution presented extensive evidence linking both Imran Khan and his wife to questionable financial transactions and misuse of public funds during his tenure.
The sentencing has sent shockwaves across Pakistan’s political landscape, with PTI supporters criticizing the ruling as politically motivated, while opponents hail it as a step towards accountability. Legal experts highlight the case as a pivotal moment for Pakistan’s judiciary in addressing high-level corruption.
Imran Khan, who has previously denied all allegations, maintains that the charges are part of a targeted campaign against him and his party. Both he and his legal team plan to appeal the decision, insisting on their innocence.
The sentencing comes amid a turbulent political climate, raising questions about the future of Pakistan’s political and judicial systems. Observers expect this verdict to intensify the ongoing debate around corruption, justice, and political accountability in the country.
Politics
PM, President Express Condolences Over Death of COAS Asim Munir’s Mother

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari have expressed deep sorrow over the passing of the mother of Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir. In their condolence messages, they extended heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul.
Both leaders acknowledged the profound loss and emphasized the importance of family support during such difficult times. They also appreciated General Asim Munir’s contributions to the nation and assured him of their full support. Several political and military leaders, as well as prominent figures from various sectors, have also conveyed their condolences.
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CM Maryam Nawaz Suspends Jinnah Hospital Principal, MS During Surprise Visit

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz took strict action during a surprise visit to Jinnah Hospital, suspending the hospital’s Principal and Medical Superintendent (MS) over reports of mismanagement and poor facilities. Expressing disappointment over the hospital’s conditions, she reprimanded the administration for failing to provide quality healthcare to patients. During her visit, she inspected various wards, interacted with patients, and noted complaints regarding inadequate medical services and hygiene issues.
CM Maryam emphasized her government’s commitment to improving healthcare facilities across Punjab and ordered immediate reforms to ensure better patient care. She also directed officials to conduct a thorough audit of hospital management and take action against negligence. This move is part of a broader initiative to revamp the province’s healthcare sector, ensuring that public hospitals meet high standards of service and efficiency.
Politics
Rana Sanaullah Says Imran Khan Can Be Released If He Fully Apologizes for May 9

Senior PML-N leader and former interior minister Rana Sanaullah has stated that PTI founder Imran Khan could be released if he offers a full and unconditional apology for the events of May 9. Speaking to the media, Sanaullah emphasized that the government has no personal vendetta against Khan but insisted that accountability for the violent protests and attacks on military installations must be ensured. He argued that a genuine apology and acceptance of responsibility could pave the way for legal relief.
The statement has sparked a strong reaction from PTI leaders, who maintain that the cases against Imran Khan are politically motivated. Meanwhile, legal experts believe that any decision regarding his release would ultimately depend on the courts rather than political negotiations. The May 9 incidents, which saw widespread protests following Khan’s arrest, led to mass detentions, legal actions against PTI leaders, and a crackdown on the party. Rana Sanaullah’s remarks suggest that the government may be open to a political settlement if Imran Khan agrees to acknowledge his party’s role in the events.
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