Former PM Imran Khan disqualified by Election Commission of Pakistan on 21 Oct 2022 in which case?
Correct answer: D. Tosha Khana reference
- A. Contempt of Court
- B. Foreign Funding Case
- C. Horse Trading
- D. Tosha Khana reference
Explanation
The ECP disqualified Imran Khan in the Toshakhana reference for concealing details about gifts and proceeds from their sale. The case was not a contempt-of-court or horse-trading case.
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