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Why PTI Should Still Not be Banned Despite Alleged Plan to Storm Military Buildings

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On May 14, 2023, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party called for a protest following the release of its leader, Imran Khan, on bail. However, the authorities are yet to release the full details of a high-level probe involving close to a dozen intelligence agencies that uncovered a plan allegedly approved by Khan to storm military buildings, bases, and officer houses after his expected arrest. The plan was reportedly based on ignoring court hearings in corruption cases that would naturally result in arrest, which would then be used to divert national attention against the military, which has refused to help Khan become PM as it did in 2018.

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