Imran Khan's three years in jail spark protests across Pakistan; over 100 held - The Times of India
Imran Khan's three years in jail spark protests across Pakistan; over 100 held The Times of IndiaImran Khan's supporters stage protests across Pakistan to mark his 3 years in jail; over 100 held Deccan HeraldRoads blocked, traffic disrupted as PTI holds rally near Karachi Press Club DawnPakistan police and protesters clash, hundreds arrested Yeni Safak EnglishPTI warns of Islamabad march on Sept 27 if Imran Khan is not given justice India Today
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