The original Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, recognising his contributions to human rights and democratic norms.
The nomination was announced by members of the Pakistan World Alliance ( PWA ), an advocacy organisation established in December, who are also affiliated with the Norwegian political party Partiet Sentrum.
” We are pleased to announce on behalf of Partiet Sentrum that in alliance with someone with the right to select, have nominated Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, to the Nobel Peace Prize for his job with human rights and democracy in Pakistan”, Partiet Sentrum posted on X on Sunday.
Recently also, Khan received a Nobel Peace Prize election in 2019 for his pursuits to foster harmony across South Asia.
Strangely in his own land, the Centre has claimed that Imran Khan orchestrated the unrest in the country.
The Norway Nobel Committee evaluates lots of votes every through an considerable eight-month selection method before choosing a success, according to The Express Tribune.
Khan, who established Pakistan‘s main opposition party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ( PTI), has been in prison since August 2023.
In January, regulators sentenced Khan to 14 years ‘ prison for fraud and abuse of authority costs.
This ruling marked his third significant conviction.
Higher courts have since rejected or suspended three prior convictions related to condition product sales, express surprise disclosures, and union irregularities.
Following a no-confidence ballot in April 2022, Khan was removed from office. He maintains his innocence, asserting that the claims are politically driven.
