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[Pakistan] - Imran, Bushra condemned in £& pound; 190m case for 'corrupt practices', 'unlawful activities'

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PTI founder Imran Khan envisioned along with his better half Bushra Bibi as he signs surety bonds for bail in various cases, at the registrars workplace in the Lahore High Court on July 17, 2023.
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