Imran Khan's political party could be barred with the decision 'under consideration', a Pakistan minister has said - in a move that could deepen a tense stand-off between the former prime minister and the country's government and military
He claimed they fear being"wiped out" by his party at the polls and said democracy in his country was at"an all-time low".Read more:Pakistan’s former prime minister, Imran Khan spoke to Sky News about his arrest on an alleged corruption chargein parliament in April last year, which he claims was illegal.
Mr Khan is now facing more than 100 legal cases against him. He's denied all the allegations including those of corruption committed while in office and terrorism following those demonstrations which saw protesters attack military buildings.
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