Six dead as Imran Khan supporters clash with security forces in Islamabad

At least six people have died as supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan clashed with security forces in Islamabad. Thousands defied a government lockdown to demand Khan's release, leading to violent confrontations and the deployment of the army. The protests began on Sunday, with supporters breaching security barriers to reach the D-Chowk area. The government had imposed strict measures, including roadblocks and mobile data suspensions, to prevent the march. Clashes resulted in injuries to over 100 people, including police. Khan's party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, claims the government is politically motivated in its actions against them. Authorities have arrested over 4,000 supporters and filed charges against Khan and his wife related to the protests.