Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has leveled serious accusations against the country's security forces, alleging that they have engaged in night raids and intimidation tactics ahead of a planned major protest march. According to a statement released by Khan’s family and political representatives, security personnel reportedly used aggressive language and physical force while detaining individuals.

The accounts provided by Khan’s camp describe officers issuing direct orders to subordinates to seize people and force them into vehicles. The statement characterizes these actions as "deeply disrespectful, intimidating, and highly unprofessional." These claims are being framed by Khan’s supporters as a deliberate attempt by the state to suppress political dissent and disrupt the mobilization efforts for the upcoming "mega march."

While the allegations highlight a significant escalation in tensions between Khan’s party and the current administration, the security forces have not yet issued a detailed public rebuttal to these specific claims. The situation remains fluid as both sides prepare for the potential impact of the upcoming demonstrations on the country's political stability.