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FCC says earlier order in Imran’s release case remains in force
The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) in Pakistan affirmed its earlier order regarding the 'Imran Khan Release Force' case, deferring further proceedings until after the summer recess. The court is reviewing a petition challenging the legality of the movement, which advocates for the release of jailed PTI leader Imran Khan, while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi denied allegations of an armed structure associated with the initiative.
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