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Pakistan court issues Imran Khan's release orders in Cypher case

IndiaTimes Monday, 8 January 2024
The Pakistan special court issued release orders for Imran Khan after his bail was confirmed by the Pakistan Supreme Court in the Cypher case. Imran Khan will remain in Adiala Jail despite bail as he has been arrested in a 190 million pounds case. The cypher case involves a diplomatic document that the Federal Investigation Agency alleges was never returned by Imran, with the PTI asserting the document contained a threat from the United States to remove Imran as prime minister.
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