wounded. there was a big number of his supporters who accompanied him to the court. they were coming from lahore and other cities as well and they accompanied him. when he left, his supporters did stay here for a while in islamabad, but then they also left. during the day, we saw there was chaos outside judicial complex where imran khan was supposed to appear in the court. there were hundreds of supporters who not only accompanied imran khan, but who are already here waiting for him, and they were trying to enter the court with imran khan, but they were stopped by the law enforcement agencies and police officers who were there. there were clashes between the two. there was a stand off for a very long time, and imran himself was kept waiting outside the court because he also wanted his supporters to accompany him. there were a lot of restrictions about the number of people who can enter into the court, and therefore they were stopped and
huge following. the problem is, that s not the intention. the intention is to arrest imran khan. the arrest is also not a normal arrest, he has a life yet on him. we sincerely believe if he is arrested, he will be killed in some form. however, we are set to abide by all judicial process and we want to come to court. but you must understand when he leaves the house, thousands and thousands of people lay with him. today, two cars were sanctioned by the police, they allowed it to my car is in, but when they were coming and obviously protesters were also jumping in. but he recorded his presence, and that is all it was for that matter. no one is against the process. if the deliberately process to go ahead, then technology is the answer as well. you know someone has answer as well. you know someone has a massive lie flat on him, you know people come out, you know it cost you much more money to try to create a day like this with unnecessary car
huge crowd and many clashes outside the court and imran khan could not enter the court. he kept standing outside the court. he gave an audio message to the media saying he was waiting there for more than 20 minutes and that police did not allow him to enter the court, and the tear gas shelling could be felt within the court as well. and the stones were pelted at the windows of the court, too, and then thejudge decided to let imran khan sign the attendance form to mark his attendance, that he did approach the court. he allowed him to mark his attendance, and then he could go. imran khan marked his attendance because it was an arrest warrant against him, and if he had not done that he could have been arrested again. so he did that and then he left for lahore where his supporters did stay for a while. there was a
of the election race right until the end of the elections, so i won t be able to campaign. that is the whole thing. the government says that this is nothing to do with politics and that mr khan is flouting the rule of law. 0n the other side of the roadblock, police wait with tear gas. mr khan was allowed through. the stand off in the courts and on the streets continues. caroline davies, bbc news, islamabad. i m joined now by farhat javed from bbc urdu, who is in islamabad. what is the situation as things stand there now? mr con s supporters still out on the streets, or have things settled? mike imran khan s supporters? bitter or have things settled? mike imran khan s supporters? after the court allowed imran khan s supporters? after the court allowed him imran khan s supporters? after the court allowed him to imran khan s supporters? after the court allowed him to mark- imran khan s supporters? after the court allowed him to mark his - court allowed him to mark his pr
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