Imran Khan's security withdrawn, thousands of supporters outside the house to 'give security' to the leader

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The Pakistan government has withdrawn the extra security provided to PTI leader Imran Khan. Thousands of supporters have gathered in front of this leader's residence in protest. They are saying that we will provide security to our leader.

According to a report of the British media The Week, on Tuesday (January 24), the Pakistani government has withdrawn the extra security provided to Imran Khan. The Punjab government increased its security after the gun attack on the former Prime Minister in November last year. But Imran Khan's supporters were angry because that security was removed in this way. So they appeared in front of Imran Khan's residence in a group to provide 'security'.

Regarding this, the senior leader of PTI Punjab, Musarrat Cheema, said that several hundred PTI leaders and activists are standing in front of Khan Sahib (Imran Khan)'s residence so that he is not arrested unexpectedly. They have been there for the last two days.

Earlier, on Wednesday, police arrested senior PTI leader Fawad Chowdhury on charges of 'inciting violence against constitutional institutions'. He was arrested at dawn local time. After this incident, the country's former home minister Sheikh Rashid claimed that there is a conspiracy to kill Imran Khan with poison.

And soon after Imran Khan's security was withdrawn, angry supporters gathered in front of Imran Khan's house. They claim that besides providing security to Imran Khan, they will also guard him carefully so that he is not arrested. They said, the government does not need security. We will provide security to our leader.