Punjab Police who visited Imran Khan's Zaman Park residence here to conduct a search operation to arrest "terrorists" reportedly hiding there have returned with only "water and biscuits", former Pakistan prime minister's chief security officer said.
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Authorities in Pakistan's Punjab province on Friday met ousted prime minister Imran Khan at his highly-fortified residence here to arrest “terrorists” reportedly hiding there and handed over a list of 2,200 suspects involved in the recent protests that targeted military installations and government buildings. Khan, 70, was arrested by the paramilitary Pakistan Rangers at the
Punjab Police on Friday arrived at former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan s Zaman Park residence here to conduct a search operation to find “terrorists” reportedly hiding there, media reports said.