Pakistan’s Ex-PM Imran Khan nominated for Nobel Peace Prize – News-Patiala English

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, former Pakistani Prime Minister of Pakistan, has been nominated for their struggles for human rights and democracy. Members of the Pakistan World Alliance (PWA), a advocating group established in December last year, declared the nomantic nominal nominee.

Important work to protect human rights and democracy
The party Central, 72-year-old former players and now politician Imran, which was left to the World Countember World Cock team, nominated a statement to the Nobel.

“We are glad to declare in the party media platform on Sunday Social Media Platform yesterday,” Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been nominated for their work for their work to nominate. “

Was also nominated for Nobel in 2019
Earlier, in 2019, Imran Khan was also nominated for the Nobble Peace Prize for their efforts to encourage peace in South Asia. According to Express News-Patiala’s report, each year, Norwegian Nobel Committee receive hundreds of nominations, after which they choose the winner through the 8-month long process.

Imran Khan, the founder of Pakistan’s main anti-Pakistan Tehreek-e-Esoff (News-Patiala), is in jail since August 2023. Khan has been sentenced to 14 years in prison in the misuse of power and corruption charges. Imran Khan was expelled from power after the resolution in April 2022. He has described all the allegations against him from politics.