Pakistan’s move to prosecute former prime minister Imran Khan for a military trial is gaining momentum after the conviction of ex-ISI chief Lt Gen (retd) Faiz Hamid, according to a CNN-News18 report.

Hamid, once among the country’s most influential generals, was sentenced on Thursday to 14 years by a military court — a highly unusual punishment for a retired three-star officer and the first known court-martial of a former intelligence chief.

Sources cited by News18 say investigators have extracted evidence during Hamid’s trial that they believe provides the “grounds” to proceed against Khan under the Official Secrets Act and related military laws. The material is said to implicate Khan in attempts to undermine state stability and fuel political agitation, allegations that mirror the la

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