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Imran to undergo polygraph test over May 9 violence

A Pakistani anti-terrorism court has allowed police to conduct polygraph (lie detection) and photogrammetric (facial and voice analysis) tests of jailed former PM Imran Khan in cases related to the May 9 violence, an official said. The tests will be...
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Lahore, Updated At : 02:37 AM May 16, 2025 IST
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Reuters file
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A Pakistani anti-terrorism court has allowed police to conduct polygraph (lie detection) and photogrammetric (facial and voice analysis) tests of jailed former PM Imran Khan in cases related to the May 9 violence, an official said.

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The tests will be conducted for 12 terrorism cases against Khan related to the violent protests which erupted on May 9, 2023, after his arrest by paramilitary from the Islamabad High Court premises.

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During the violence, supporters of Khan allegedly vandalised a dozen military installations, including the Army headquarters.

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