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Former Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan, shot in foot at political rally – Aide

Former Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan, shot in foot at political rally – Aide

Former Pakistan Prime Minister, Imran Khan, was shot in the foot on Thursday at a political rally.

According to his senior aide, Raoof Hasan, Khan was wounded when shots were fired from the crowd near the city of Gujranwala but is in stable condition.

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“This was an attempt to kill him, to assassinate him,” Hasan said, adding that one alleged attacker had been shot dead and a second was taken into police custody.

Khan has been leading a march since last Friday from the city of Lahore towards the capital Islamabad, campaigning for fresh elections after he was ousted from office this spring.

Each day during his so-called “long march” 70-year-old Khan has mounted a shipping container towed by a lorry, making speeches from the open top to crowds of thousands in cities and towns along the way.

AFP

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