Imran Khan, Bushra Maneka photographed together following Umrah
The PTI chief was earlier seen walking barefoot after coming out of a chartered plane at a landing strip in Madina
Imran Khan with Busrah Maneka. PHOTO: TWITTER
A rare photo of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Maneka is making rounds on the social media, showing the couple apparently posing for the click after performing Umrah.
On Monday, a video showing a barefooted Imran Khan disembarking from a chartered plane at a landing strip in Madina surfaced on the social media.
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Imran's close aide Syed Zulfikar Abbas Bukhari, aka Zulfi Bukhari, whose name is on the no-fly list, was accompanying the couple.
Zulfi was granted a one-time permission for a period of six days to perform Umrah, triggering a firestorm on the social media.
Barefoot Imran lands in Madinah for religious trip
Subsequently, he was then allowed to fly to Saudi Arabia in the chartered plane along with Imran and his wife. Zulfi is a UK-based businessman, who is affiliated with the PTI.
On Thursday, Imran Khan was ‘welcomed’ by a sit-in outside his Bani Gala residence when he returned to Pakistan after performing Umrah.
A number of disgruntled party workers from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s Buner district staged the sit-in over what they claim ‘favouritism’ in the distribution of party tickets for the upcoming general elections.
On Monday, a video showing a barefooted Imran Khan disembarking from a chartered plane at a landing strip in Madina surfaced on the social media.
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Imran's close aide Syed Zulfikar Abbas Bukhari, aka Zulfi Bukhari, whose name is on the no-fly list, was accompanying the couple.
Zulfi was granted a one-time permission for a period of six days to perform Umrah, triggering a firestorm on the social media.
Barefoot Imran lands in Madinah for religious trip
Subsequently, he was then allowed to fly to Saudi Arabia in the chartered plane along with Imran and his wife. Zulfi is a UK-based businessman, who is affiliated with the PTI.
On Thursday, Imran Khan was ‘welcomed’ by a sit-in outside his Bani Gala residence when he returned to Pakistan after performing Umrah.
A number of disgruntled party workers from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s Buner district staged the sit-in over what they claim ‘favouritism’ in the distribution of party tickets for the upcoming general elections.