Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan and Wife Indicted in Major Corruption Case

The couple pleads not guilty to charges involving a 190 million pounds loss to the exchequer, dismissing them as politically motivated.

A Pakistani court indicted former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi on charges related to a 190 million pounds corruption case.
The case involves the alleged acquisition of land under the name of Al Qadir University Trust, resulting in a reported loss to the exchequer.
Khan and his wife pleaded not guilty, dismissing the charges as frivolous and politically motivated.
The indictment is part of multiple legal challenges faced by Khan, including convictions on graft, leaking state secrets, and fraudulent marriage.
Khan's political party, PTI, maintains his innocence and alleges a military-backed crackdown to prevent his return to power.