The arrest of Imran Khan, former Prime Minister and chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, by the paramilitary Rangers at the Islamabad High Court has generated widespread discussions online.
Social media platforms have become a hub for people to express their opinions on this matter, with one particular comment by Andrew Tate gaining significant attention. Tate’s comment alluded to the idea that even individuals who are perceived as righteous can face imprisonment.
Following the recent ruling by the Supreme Court, which deemed the arrest as illegal, Tate has once again shared his thoughts on the situation.
In a tweet, Tate stated, “It seems Pakistan has an honest judicial system.” With over 4 million followers on Instagram, Tate often sparks debates with his posts, and his reaction to Khan’s arrest and the subsequent ruling by the Supreme Court drew considerable traction on social media. Notably, Tate himself recently served a three-month jail sentence for alleged human trafficking offenses.
