Federal Minister of State for Law, Barrister Aqeel Malik, told a TV channel on Sunday that the government had contacted the platform due to anti-army tweets on Imran’s X account. Malik stated that the government has launched an investigation into who is running Imran’s account and uploading anti-national posts. He also claimed that the government will soon be successful in tracing this network.

Supporters of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party held rallies in Lahore and other cities to mark Imran’s 73rd birthday. A large number of party workers also celebrated outside Imran’s residence in Lahore’s Zaman Park. However, the police kept a close watch on the rally and tightened security to prevent any untoward incident.

Meanwhile, the main cake-cutting ceremony was held in Lahore, attended by prominent PTI leaders such as Salman Akram Raja, Shaukat Basra, and Rehaba Dar. Supporters chanted slogans in support of Imran, although they were unable to march towards his residence due to security reasons.Overall, Imran Khan’s birthday was not only a day of celebration for his supporters, but also a heated discussion about the charges and restrictions imposed on him by the Pakistani government.

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