
Imran Khan Attack: One person was killed and 13 others, including Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Party (PTI) MP Faisal Javed, were injured in a shootout at a rally of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday. In protest against this attack, supporters of Imran Khan have started demonstrations across the country.
Since then, all the leaders and workers of Imran Khan's party in Pakistan have become fierce attackers against the government. Since this whole incident, the situation in Pakistan is being feared to worsen.
Now the biggest question is what is going to happen next in Pakistan after the attack on former Pakistan PM Imran Khan? How Shahbaz Sharif's government will be able to control this situation and what steps are being taken for it?
According to 'Dawn News', Imran's march had reached the Wazirabad area of Punjab. The firing took place near the container on which he was present. PTI leader Imran Ismail told that the former Pakistani Prime Minister has three bullets in both legs, which have been removed by surgery.
The attacker told why he fired at Imran Khan
The first statement of the man who fired at Imran Khan's rally has come to the fore. According to local media reports, he said that I had come alone to attack. Imran Khan wanted to kill him because the DJ used to play his rallies even during the azaan. Sadly he survived. In some reports, the name of the attacker is being told as Faisal and in some as Javed Iqbal. A video of the attacker is going viral, in this video, the attacker is talking about the murder of Imran Khan. He said that Imran is misleading the country, and that is why he wanted to kill him.
How is Imran Khan's condition now?
Imran Khan has three bullets in both legs, which have been removed by surgery. Some fragments of the bullet are still present. The condition of the former Pakistani Prime Minister is stable and he is out of danger. Following the attack, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) said it stood with the Islamic Republic of Pakistan against any threat to security and stability and wished it and the country political stability and prosperity.
What's next in Pakistan now?
The atmosphere in Pakistan has become more heated after Imran Khan was shot. The situation in Pakistan is now expected to worsen in the coming days. Imran Khan's supporters may be more furious. At the same time, given the current situation in Pakistan, the army can take command into its own hands. Martial law and some other similar measures can be taken in Pakistan. Due to this full power can come into the hands of the army for some time.
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