Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf

Police in Pakistan have, for days, been trying to arrest the country's former Prime Minister, Imran Khan. On Tuesday, the police showed up at Khan's Lahore residence - 2, Zaman Park - but were met with resistance from hundreds of his supporters. Watch the video to know why are the Pakistani police trying to arrest Imran Khan and what has been his response?

A King's Party is always put together with the help of renegades, opportunists and those susceptible to pressure

Mian Akram Usman put up the poster in connection with Kashmir Solidarity Day, which was observed across the country on February 5, with the slogan "Hindu baat se nahi, laat se maanta hai".

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He has to address two issues promptly - a faltering economy and intolerance of minorities

Khan also tweeted about the Mastung suicide bombing which killed 128 people, including Balochistan Awami Party leader Siraj Raisani

He says sports and cultural ties must be revived and he is trying to get international cricket back to Pakistan

The court also asked for the account details of Niazi Services Limited (NSL), Khan's offshore company

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