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Security personnel with ballistic shields escort a vehicle carrying Imran Khan as he leaves after appearing before an anti-terrorism court in Islamabad on Tuesday — AFP.

Security personnel escort a vehicle carrying former Pakistan’s prime minister Imran Khan as he arrives to appear before an anti-terrorism court in Islamabad on Tuesday — AFP.

Security personnel escort a vehicle carrying Imran Khan as he arrives to appear before an anti-terrorism court in Islamabad on Tuesday.

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