According to the reports on Monday, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders, including PTI founder and former prime minister of Pakistan Imran Khan, Arif Naqvi, Tariq Rahim, Tariq Shafiq, Hamid Zaman, and others, have been accused of receiving illegal foreign funding.
The PTI foreign funding case has once again come into focus after authorities revealed that an amount of $2.1 million remains unaccounted for.
The Banking Court in Islamabad has granted the FIA two days to submit the challan.
On the court’s inquiry, the prosecutor said that letters have been written to the concerned countries seeking their opinion.
The court remarked that on the next hearing, the investigating officer will be issued a show-cause notice and the Director General of FIA will be summoned.
The court observed that the case has been pending since 2022 and that no serious interest has been taken so far. The hearing has been adjourned until February 4.
Talat Hussain warns
Journalist Syed Talat Hussain has warned that PTI’s protests are putting Pakistan at risk and aiding terror networks.
He took to the social media platform X, formerly Twitter, he said, “With PTI preparing nationwide protests (at least in declared intent), the terrorism war’s planners are lining up their supply chains of mayhem.”
Further, he added, “Over 108 terrorists killed (a full company size kill) across major cities in Balochistan. Fantastic response from the law enforcers. Salute to the martyrs. Prayers for the injured.”
He further said, “The Indian and Taliban design is clear: strike large, strike wide, and strike when the political climate is conducive.”
The Indian and Taliban design is clear: strike large, strike wide and strike when the political climate is conducive. With PTI preparing nation-wide protests (at least in declared intent) the terrorism war's planners are lining up their supply chains of mayhem. This calls for… https://t.co/YJbsmlDQUW
— Syed Talat Hussain (@TalatHussain12) January 31, 2026
Security forces have killed terrorists as more operations are underway after coordinated attacks at multiple locations in Balochistan were foiled.
The proscribed Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has carried out frequent attacks in Balochistan. It has been specifically targeting security forces and law enforcement agencies (LEAs).
