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Jinnah House vandalism probe: Imran skips JIT appearance

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PTI chief Imran Khan on Tuesday failed to appear before a joint investigation team (JIT) probing May 9 vandalism at the Lahore Corps Commander’s House — also called Jinnah House — and requested that he be facilitated at is Zaman Park residence in Lahore.

A JIT, formed on May 19, had summoned the for prime minister on Tuesday to join the probe into vandalism at Jinnah House, which was among several properties and installations that were vandalised amid countrywide protests in the wake of Imran’s arrest by the paramilitary Rangers from the Islamabad High Court premises in a graft case on May 9.

 

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