London, Nov. 15: Former cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan could get the death penalty after being charged with violating Pakistan’s anti-terror laws.
According to the Daily Mail, Imran was charged under Pakistan's Anti-Terrorism Act on Wednesday night and is expected to be held in detention for several days before initially being returned to house arrest.
No details of the specific charges were given, but offences under the Act can result in the death sentence or life imprisonment.
Police official Aftab Cheema said: "He created a law and order situation... and caused a disruption in educational activities. "
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