Police entered former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s home on Saturday as he arrived at a courtroom in Islamabad to look in Toshakhana case after days of stand off and intense clashes between police and his supporters across the property. Khan stated the police stormed his home the place his spouse Bushra Bibi was alone, claiming that the “assault” on his home was a part of a quid professional quo to convey Nawaz Sharif again to energy. (Also Read | Imran Khan’s convoy meets with accident en route Islamabad)

“Meanwhile Punjab police have led an assault on my house in Zaman Park where Bushra Begum is alone. Under what law are they doing this? This is part of London Plan where commitments were made to bring absconder Nawaz Sharif to power as quid pro quo for agreeing to one appointment,” Khan stated in a tweet.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) shared a video of police getting into Imran Khan’s home.

“They’re now trying to enter Chairman’s house where only Bushra Bibi is present. We don’t even see these kinds of acts in Martial laws!!” PTI stated in a tweet.

Khan appeared earlier than the courtroom of Additional District and Sessions Judge (ADSJ) Zafar Iqbal to attend proceedings on the grievance filed by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) for allegedly concealing particulars of presents in his property declarations.

Earlier at present, the previous PM stated he was conscious that the federal government would arrest him as he headed to the Islamabad courtroom.

“I am going to court despite knowing they’ll arrest me because I believe in the rule of law,” he stated in a video message posted on Twitter.