It comes after the former premier's supporters came to blows with police outside a court for several hours on Saturday, where the 70-year-old was due to appear to face corruption charges.
's followers came to blows with police outside a court for several hours on Saturday, where the 70-year-old former prime minister was due to appear to face corruption charges.Police detain Mr Khan's supporters at his home on Saturday
Besides Mr Khan, the police case filed on Sunday also accuses former and current politicians, former ministers, a former national assembly speaker and dozens of Mr Khan's supporters.The charges include terrorism, attacks on police, obstructing officers in doing their job, as well as wounding officers and threatening their lives.Police storm Imran Khan's residence
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