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Abid Hussain

Can Pakistan’s Imran Khan and army patch up, a year after violent clashes?

Imran Khan Pakistan Asim Munir Al Jazeera Benazir Shah Lahore

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan arrives at the Islamabad High Court on May 12, 2023, three days after his brief arrest after which widespread protests broke out [Sohail Shahzad/EPA]

Islamabad, Pakistan – Pakistan Army chief General Asim Munir was blunt. Addressing army officials during his visit to Lahore Garrison on May 9, Munir said, “There can be no compromise or deal with the planners and architects of this dark chapter in our history.”

Munir was referring to the events of May 9, 2023, when Pakistan erupted in violence and a subsequent crackdown after former Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested while appearing before the Islamabad High Court for a hearing into a case of corruption.

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