Pakistani MPs condemn US Congress members’ letter seeking Imran Khan's release
Nasir Kazmi
Press TV, Islamabad
A group of Pakistani lawmakers have condemned a letter by dozens of US Congress members who urged President Joe Biden to pressure Islamabad to release Imran Khan. He is a former Pakistani prime minister who is in jail over corruption charges. The Pakistani lawmakers say the US has interfered in their country’s internal affairs.
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