Imran Khan

Imran Khan served as the Prime Minister of Pakistan from 2018 until he was ousted in CIA-backed coup after being accused by the Biden regime of "aggressive neutrality" during the NATO war in Ukraine.

Critics allege he is virulently Hinduphobic, anti-Christian anti-Semitic and racist.

Pakistan is already known for having little tolerance for its religious minorities. Khan and the PTI have aggravated the problem. Imran Khan has normalized prejudice in Pakistan.

In June 2020, Khan publicly stated that Osama bin Laden was a "martyr".[1]

In May 2021, Pakistan's top diplomat, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, made an anti-Semitic remark during CNN interview about Gaza conflict Guardian of Walls.

In August 2021, as the Fall of Kabul was unfolding, Khan praised the Taliban as having "thrown off the chains of cultural enslavement."[2]

Reminder, neither Islamic Pakistan nor Islamic Iran share any borders or have any "land disputes" with Israel.

According to Imran Khan's ex-wife, Reham Khan, he is bisexual and a drug addict.

Reuters reported that the heads of 22 diplomatic missions, including those of European Union member states, released a joint letter on March 1, 2022, urging Pakistan to support a resolution in the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) condemning Russia. Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan responded at a public event in Islamabad saying, "What do you think of us? Are we your slaves ... that whatever you say, we will do?" The US State Department encouraged the Pakistani government in a March 7, 2022, meeting to remove Imran Khan as prime minister over his neutrality on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, according to a classified Pakistani government document obtained by The Intercept.