Imran Khan's Jail Cry: Calls Shahid Afridi for 'Street Movement' Amid Civil War Fears

• Imran Khan and wife Bushra Bibi were sentenced to 17 years each in the Toshakhana-2 case; alleged mistreatment occurred in jail.
• From solitary confinement, Khan sent an emotional message, vowing not to surrender and ready for martyrdom.
• He directly messaged cricketer Shahid Afridi, urging him to prepare for a 'street movement' against Shehbaz-Munir.
• Imran's sister Alima Khan warned that people won't stay silent, and justice will be sought on the streets.
• The situation raises concerns about a potential civil war in Pakistan as PTI signals a do-or-die struggle.

Why It Matters: Imran Khan, jailed and defiant, calls for a 'street movement' via Shahid Afridi, fueling civil war fears.