Imran Khan confesses that he “lost” the code after being questioned by Pakistani agencies

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is cooperating with federal agencies in the case of the lost encryption and has confessed that he has “lost” the encryption and “cannot remember” where he had kept it, ANI news agency quoted reports. from The News International. report on Sunday. A team of three members of the Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) CyberCrime Ring questioned Imran Khan at Attock jail.

Imran Khan denied that the paper he was waving at a public meeting was encrypted. “The document that I showed in public was the minutes of cabinet meetings and not a figure,” he said. The report adds that Imran Khan did not say anything when asked why he claimed to be the key in public.

The FIA ​​has also brought a case against PTI Leaders for an alleged false campaign against state institutions.

The Islamabad High Court on Saturday dismissed nine applications for Imran Khan’s bail. The order was in response to the denial of bail in cases related to various events such as the May 9 riots, assaults on the Judicial Complex and fraudulent accounts. Among these requests, six were rejected by a session court, while another three were dismissed by an anti-terrorism court (ATC).

The former Prime Minister has even knocked on the doors of the Supreme Court with a plea against the president of the Islamabad High Court, Aamer Farooq.

Three-year sentence in the Toshakhana case

Imran Khan has been held in Attock jail since earlier this month, when an Islamabad magistrate court sentenced him to three years in prison and a fine of Pakistani rupees 100,000 in the Toshakhana case. first Prime Minister he was found guilty of concealing the proceeds of Toshakhana (state repository) donations he received as Prime Minister during 2018-22.

Following his conviction, the Pakistan Election Commission also barred him from participating in elections for five years. Imran Khan has challenged the order and his disbarment before the Supreme Court of Pakistan.