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Suspects involved in Wazirabad attack on Imran Khan indicted

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GUJRANWALA: An anti-terrorism court of Gujranwala indicted three suspects involved in an attack on PTI founder Imran Khan in Wazirabad during the long march.

A judge of the anti-terrorism court in Gujranwala heard the Wazirabad attack case today.

During the hearing, the charges were read out to the accused in court. The accused who were indicted include the main suspects Naveed, Waqas, and Tayyab Butt. The three accused, however, pleaded not guilty.

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Later, the court adjourned the hearing till May 25 after proceeding with the indictment.

It may be recalled that Naveed, the main accused, is allegedly involved in firing on Imran Khan while the other two accused Waqas and Tayyab Butt facilitated him by providing arms.

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