Islamabad, Pakistan - A US based media source has distributed what it professes to be the subtleties of a political "figure" - or a mystery link - that proposes the US organization needed to eliminate previous Pakistani Head of the state Imran Khan from power a year. ago.
Khan was sacked from power in April 2022 after he lost a no-certainty vote in parliament. He claimed he knew about the "figure" while he was in office which, as per him, demonstrated the US brought forth a connivance with the assistance of his political rivals and the Pakistani military to eliminate him.
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He later turned around, saying he needs great relations with the US, however kept on accusing his replacement state leader Shahbaz Shareef and the military for coordinating his evacuation.
Khan is currently carrying out a three-year punishment and has been banned from governmental issues for quite a long time after he was sentenced for defilement accusations by a court in the capital Islamabad last week. He denies the charges and says the activity against him is aimed towards preventing him from challenging races, anticipated in the not so distant future.
Is this the end of Imran Khan's political vocation?
On Wednesday, The Catch news site distributed implied subtleties of a discussion between Pakistan's then-representative to the US, Asad Majeed, and Donald Lu, the Associate Secretary of State for the Department of South and Focal Asian Issues, on Walk 7 last year.
The discussion, as per the report, occurred under about fourteen days after Khan visited Moscow on February 24, the day Russia attacked Ukraine.
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In the gathering, Lu apparently told Majeed the US and Europe were "very worried" about Khan visiting Russia and Pakistan taking an "forcefully nonpartisan position" on the Ukraine war.
"I suppose on the off chance that a no-certainty vote against the head of the state succeeds, all will be pardoned in Washington in light of the fact that the Russia visit is being taken a gander at as a choice by the top state leader. In any case, I figure it will be difficult ahead," Lu is claimed to have told Majeed, who sent the subtleties of the discussion in the "figure" to Islamabad.
"One month after the gathering with US authorities reported in the released Pakistani government record, a no-certainty vote was held in Parliament, prompting Khan's expulsion from power," said The Catch.
US State Office representative Matthew Mill operator on Wednesday said the remarks revealed in The Catch don't show the US taking a position on who ought to be Pakistan's chief, adding that the US had openly and secretly communicated its anxiety with respect to Khan's visit to Russia.
"However, as the previous Pakistani envoy to the US himself has expressed, the claims that the US has meddled in internal elections about the authority of Pakistan are misleading. As we have expressed, they are bogus. They have forever been bogus, and they stay misleading," Mill operator said.
Pakistan's unfamiliar service has not given any proclamation on the capture's report.
Rana Sana Ullah, Pakistan's insider until the parliament was disintegrated late on Wednesday, excused the report in a short-term post on X, previously known as Twitter.
"However there is the same old thing in this story, the examination should be held to lay out the legitimacy of the data or source report. Possibly, it is an exceptionally vile, deceptive, and subversive demonstration," he composed.
A previous Pakistani representative told Al Jazeera on state of namelessness the items in the supposed code should be visible as remarking on the country's inside strategies, however "there was nothing past that".
"The tone and tenor of the discussion kept in the code shocked me, however I don't think there was anything else entirely to it, in the setting of the supposed connivance," he said.
Be that as it may, Rauf Hasan, representative for Khan's Pakistan Tarek-e-Insafe (PTI) party, said the Catch report approves the previous state leader's position since his expulsion.
"At the point when the public authority got the code, Khan made the best decision as he took it to the Public Safety Council [NSC], in which it was collectively agreed that it added up to unmitigated impedance in Pakistan's internal issues and was no doubt unsuitable," Hasan told Al Jazeera.
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