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The previous head of the state and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) director Imran Khan and a few other PTI pioneers were harmed after a man started shooting close to the PTI gathering camp at Allah Wala Chowk during the party's long walk.
As per subtleties, unidentified aggressors started shooting at PTI Administrator Imran Khan's holder close to the Allah Wala Chowk in Wazirabad, harming six individuals and killing one.
PTI Secretay General Asad Umar affirmed that PTI Executive Imran Khan was harmed in a designated assault during a long walk.
"Imran Khan is being moved to Lahore for clinical treatment," said Asad Umar, adding that other PTI pioneers including Representative Faisal Javed, previous Sindh lead representative Imran Ismail, Ahmed Chatta, and Umar Dar were likewise harmed because of terminating during PTI long walk.
The individual who terminated the discharge has been arrested.PTI pioneer Faisal Javed Khan, who got harmed during the assault, affirmed that a party specialist or official is killed in the assault and a few others were harmed. He mentioned the country to petition God for the harmed and appeal to God for the wellbeing of all including party boss Imran Khan.
State head Shehbaz Sharif has considered the terminating episode close to PTI Executive Imran Khan's compartment in Wazirabad and brought a report from Inside Clergyman Rana Sanaullah.
He likewise guided the inside clergyman to gather a report from the Punjab boss secretary and IGP Punjab.
Data Pastor Marriyum Aurangzeb said State leader Shehbaz Sharif's question and answer session on his new outing to China had been delayed in light of the assault on PTI Boss Imran Khan.
Punjab Boss Priest Parvez Elahi has paid heed to the terminating episode close to PTI Director Imran Khan's compartment in Wazirabad and trained the commonplace IGP to present a report after the exhaustive examination.
Those behind this episode will be dealt with soon and the harmed will be given the best clinical consideration," the main pastor said.
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