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Diaa Hadid

In a polarized Pakistan, Imran Khan accuses opponents of conspiracies

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan (center) leaves after appearing before a court for a protective bail in relation to two cases, in Lahore on March 21. Khan spoke to NPR's Morning Edition on Thursday. (Arif Ali/AFP via Getty Images)

ISLAMABAD — The former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan tells NPR that he believes his opponents will try to have him killed or jailed, and predicts they will try to delay federal elections slated for this fall — elections that he believes his party would "sweep."

The government denies those claims and says they're made to whip up Khan's supporters.

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