Imran Khan's home attacked: Party

April 18, 2013 01:50

The party of Pakistan vote hopeful Imran Khan said today that "a horde of 100 miscreants" attacked his home and beat up his brother-in-law, as it accused the government of failing to provide security.

Islamabad police denied there had been any break-in at the hill-top villa of the cricket legend, a major contender in general elections next month, and blamed any disturbance on members of his own Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf party.

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