Imran Khan was hurt when shots were fired at his container during the Long March.
Imran Khan was hurt when shots were fired at his container during the Long March.
A shooting incident happened during the Haqiqi Azadi March of the PTI in the Gujranwala neighbourhood of Allahwala Chowk. Imran Khan, Faisal Javed Khan, Imran Ismail, and two other people reportedly suffered injuries in the event.
According to the police, a shooting incident at the PTI receiving camp at Allahwala Chowk in Gujranwala resulted in fear and a stampede, which spread throughout the neighbourhood.
Imran Khan was immediately taken under the fence and given a bullet-proof jacket by security guards after the incident.
PTI leaders Faisal Javed Khan, Imran Ismail, and Imran Chatha were hurt in a shooting incident during the party’s Haqiqi Azadi March, along with three other people.
Imran Khan’s container was shot at by a suspect who was quickly detained by security.
Imran Khan was shot in the right leg, and for medical attention, he moved to Lahore, according to PTI Secretary General Asad Umar.
PTI leader Ahmed Chatha was critically hurt in the incident, according to PTI leader Asad Umar, who was speaking to a private news station.
Seven individuals have been hurt as a result of the shooting.
In a video message from the hospital, Faisal Javed pleaded for prayers, saying that one of his people had passed away and the other ones were gravely hurt.
Imran Khan During Firing Videos Leaked
“Pray for us, one of our people has expired, the rest are seriously injured,” Faisal Javed’s video message from the hospital.#DialoguePakistan #PrayForUs #FaisalJaved #hospital #videoMessage pic.twitter.com/E895ekaB4W
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Another video of assassination attempt on PTI Chairman Imran Khan emerges#DialoguePakistan #ImranKhan #firing pic.twitter.com/5hRveta59N
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A video of culprit who attempted to kill PTI supremo Imran Khan emerged#DialoguePakistan #ImranKhan #firing pic.twitter.com/cClz1xOcar
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