LAHORE: Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the anti-graft agency to release former Prime Minister Imran Khan from its custody “immediately” broadcaster Geo TV reported.
Khan’s arrest on Tuesday in a land fraud case sparked deadly and widespread protests across the South Asian country, prompting the government to call in the army to help restore order.
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