Pakistani former prime minister Khan accused of terrorism

Police in Pakistan have charged former State Prime Minister Imran Khan under the anti-terrorism law.

Investigations against him come after he has accused the police and the judiciary of having even detained his close ally on charges of uprising.

Currently, tensions are high in Pakistan, as Khan supporters have gathered outside his home and pledged to escalate the situation if he is arrested.

Police have been present near his home, saying he is not there to arrest the former Freedom, but to ensure the guarantee of order and law.

Since the fall of power in April, Khan has been a vocal critic of the Government and the State Army.

Authorities have accused Khan of violating the act against terrorism, as he allegedly threatened former state officials.

On Saturday, the media regulator in Pakistan has announced that television channels are banned from broadcasting Khan's direct speeches, and has accused the former leader of language hatred of state institutions.

Khan claims the government is trying to censor him.

Carrimazic politician has been elected prime minister in 2018, but he's hit hard with the army at the end of his term.

After a series of desertions, he has lost most in parliament.

It has collapsed from power through a vote of no confidence in April, as the opposition has charged it with economic mismanagement at the time of rising inflation.