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Imran Khan faces parliamentary probe into sexual harassment

ISLAMABAD: Pakistans National Assembly on Friday decided to form a special committee to probe sexual harassment allegations against flamboyant Opposition leader Imran Khan by a prominent woman lawmaker of his party New Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi soon after the swearingin of his Cabinet called for the formation of a special committee to investigate the allegations of harassment

Updated At : 07:20 AM Aug 05, 2017 IST

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Gulalai’s allegations against Khan (C) has caused a furore among party members. Reuters file

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