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Imran Khan Apologises Again Over "Hostile Speech" Against Female Judge
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan once again offered an apology in connection with threatening the female judge named Zeba Chaudhry, The News International reported on Wednesday.
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Relief For Imran Khan, Contempt Of Court Case Against Him Dropped
A Pakistani court on Monday accepted an apology tendered by former prime minister Imran Khan and dropped a contempt of court case against him, his defence lawyer said, a ruling that ease the threat to him of disqualification from politics.
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Imran Khan Appears In Pak Court To Apologise To Woman Judge Over Remarks
Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan on Friday appeared before a sessions court in Islamabad to personally apologise to Additional Sessions Judge Zeba Chaudhry, the woman judge he had allegedly threatened at a public rally.
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Imran Khan "Regrets" Comments On Pak Magistrate Ahead Of Contempt Hearing
Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan said he "regrets" comments he made about a magistrate in a rally speech, but stopped short of a full apology ahead of a court appearance Thursday where he faces a contempt hearing.
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Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Reham Khan Wins Defamation Case In UK High Court
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's former wife, Reham Khan, has won "substantial" damages and received an apology from a Pakistani news channel over defamatory allegations by a government minister during a show last year.
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Imran Khan Submits Written Apology In Election Code Violation Case
Pakistan Prime Minister-in-waiting Imran Khan today submitted a written apology and an affidavit to the election commission for violating the electoral code of conduct while casting his vote in the general election on July 25, media reports said.
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Pak Poll Body Demands Apology From Imran Khan For Code Violation: Report
Pakistan's election commission on Thursday demanded a signed apology from the country's Prime Minister-designate Imran Khan, for violating the electoral code of conduct while casting his vote in the general election on July 25, according to media reports.
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Imran Khan Apologises Again Over "Hostile Speech" Against Female Judge
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan once again offered an apology in connection with threatening the female judge named Zeba Chaudhry, The News International reported on Wednesday.
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Relief For Imran Khan, Contempt Of Court Case Against Him Dropped
A Pakistani court on Monday accepted an apology tendered by former prime minister Imran Khan and dropped a contempt of court case against him, his defence lawyer said, a ruling that ease the threat to him of disqualification from politics.
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Imran Khan Appears In Pak Court To Apologise To Woman Judge Over Remarks
Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan on Friday appeared before a sessions court in Islamabad to personally apologise to Additional Sessions Judge Zeba Chaudhry, the woman judge he had allegedly threatened at a public rally.
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Imran Khan "Regrets" Comments On Pak Magistrate Ahead Of Contempt Hearing
Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan said he "regrets" comments he made about a magistrate in a rally speech, but stopped short of a full apology ahead of a court appearance Thursday where he faces a contempt hearing.
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Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Reham Khan Wins Defamation Case In UK High Court
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's former wife, Reham Khan, has won "substantial" damages and received an apology from a Pakistani news channel over defamatory allegations by a government minister during a show last year.
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Imran Khan Submits Written Apology In Election Code Violation Case
Pakistan Prime Minister-in-waiting Imran Khan today submitted a written apology and an affidavit to the election commission for violating the electoral code of conduct while casting his vote in the general election on July 25, media reports said.
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Pak Poll Body Demands Apology From Imran Khan For Code Violation: Report
Pakistan's election commission on Thursday demanded a signed apology from the country's Prime Minister-designate Imran Khan, for violating the electoral code of conduct while casting his vote in the general election on July 25, according to media reports.
