Imran Khan sought help from the British Prime Minister.

London (94 news) PTI founder Imran Khan has told the newly elected British Prime Minister Keir Starmer that he needs help to raise awareness about the threats to democracy in Pakistan.

In an interview with ITV News from Adiala Jail, Imran Khan congratulated the newly elected British Prime Minister on his election victory and said that to understand the destruction of democracy in Pakistan, just imagine that the senior leaders of the Labor Party are being "kidnapped in the silence of the night" in the British election campaign. Through his lawyers, he told me that it has been a year 7 ft. width and 8 Imprisoned in a foot-long death cell, a space usually reserved for terrorists and those sentenced to death.

According to ITV, his lawyers responded to questions sent to ITV News. Monitoring is constant and everything like privacy is taken care of. 71 The year-old former cricket star added that he is committed and ready for democratic change in the country. He added that despite this situation, he has gained strength through prayer, study and exercise.

Speaking to ITV, Khan said, "I ask Prime Minister Starmer and his cabinet, who have really won by the genuine will of the people and without electoral manipulation, to imagine that this overwhelming victory is stolen from them, picture a scenario in which one party is barely 18 He could get seats and he has usurped our mandate.

He further said that where the symbol of your party has been taken away and your leaders have been either detained or harassed until they either change their allegiance or quit politics altogether, imagine people's houses being raided in the dead of night and women and children kidnapped. He added that his party has been brutally suppressed.