LAHORE: Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan will be freed from custody, a day after the Supreme Court ruled his dramatic arrest on corruptions charges was illegal.
Judges granted Khan protected bail, meaning he cannot be re-arrested on those charges for at least two weeks.
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