Imran Khan Criticizes Pakistan's 'Martial Law' Under Hybrid Regime
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently imprisoned, has labeled the country's governance as a complete dictatorship, dismissing defense minister Khawaja Asif's remarks about a 'hybrid model.' Khan argues that true power lies with the military, citing Trump's meeting with General Asim Munir as evidence.
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Imran Khan, Pakistan's jailed ex-premier, criticized the country's governance as full-fledged martial law, pushing back against Defense Minister Khawaja Asif's statement about a 'hybrid model.'
Khan's remarks underscore the political tension as he points to a militarily-led regime, accentuated by a meeting between US President Donald Trump and General Asim Munir.
The political rift deepens with PTI leaders labeling the current government a 'puppet regime,' while Khan dubs recent elections as the 'Mother of All Rigging.' The ongoing conflict reflects deep-seated frustrations over perceived electoral manipulation and power dynamics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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