Pakistan’s new ‘hero’: The man who saved Imran Khan’s life, caught assailant
A man, who was part of the ‘real freedom’ rally, was watching former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan when he spotted an assailant loading his gun. After the suspect fired a gun, the man jumped at him and grabbed it


In this photo released by former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Imran Khan, who was injured in a shooting incident, is seen after the incident, in Wazirabad. While he sustained bullet injuries to his leg, he is stable. AFP[/caption]Khan’s conditionThe PTI leader is stable and recuperating. Dr Faisal Sultan, the former assistant to the prime minister on health, has said that there were fragments of bullets on his legs, according to a report in Dawn.“…according to X-rays and scans, there are fragments of bullets in his legs and there’s a chip in his tibia shin bone,” he told media persons outside the Shaukat Khanum Hospital in Lahore on Thursday night.
The blame gameSenior PTI leaders have said that Khan believes that the attack on him was carried out on the orders of three people including Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah and a top Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) General Major General Faisal Naseer.“…Imran Khan told us to issue this statement on his behalf. He believes there are three people on whose behest this was done - Shehbaz Sharif, Rana Sanaullah and Maj Gen Faisal. He said he was receiving information and is saying this on that basis," Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders Asad Umar and Mian Aslam Iqbal said.Major Naseer is the director general (C) ISI.Sharif condemned the attack on Khan and ordered Sanaullah to seek a report from the inspector-general of police and chief secretary of Punjab in Pakistan. “I condemn the incident of firing on PTI Chairman Imran Khan in the strongest words. I have directed Interior Minister for an immediate report on the incident. I pray for the recovery and health of PTI chairman & other injured people,” he wrote on Twitter.The attack on Khan comes seven months after he was ousted as Pakistan’s prime minister after losing a trust vote and the defence establishment’s confidence.Ready to fight backKhan said he is ready to fight back. Speaking to his close aides moments after being shot, he said, “Allah has given me another life." In exclusive information sourced by CNN-News18, he added, “I know they want to kill me but they don’t know Allah is protecting me. I will fight back.”Meanwhile, Insaf Students Federation, in a tweet quoting Imran Khan, has said that PTI’s long march towards Islamabad will resume from Friday.The long march started on 28 October from Lahore and is expected to reach Islamabad on 4 November, covering nearly 380 km over a week. Calling the rally one of the “biggest freedom movements” in the country, the PTI leader had said that he was marching to pressure the government to announce elections immediately.The move came days after Pakistan’s Election Commission disqualified Khan from holding public office for five years on the charge of hiding proceeds from the sale of gifts he received from foreign leaders.With inputs from agencies Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook,
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