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Imran Khan aide who criticised Asim Munir in Cambridge speech attacked; nose and jaw broken

Former Imran Khan aide Shahzad Akbar was assaulted outside his UK home, suffering fractures to his nose and jaw, days after delivering a speech critical of Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir. British police are investigating the attack as political tensions spill beyond Pakistan’s borders

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