Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently incarcerated at Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail over corruption charges, has made bold assertions regarding the stability of the current Pakistani government and the legality of the allegations against him.

In a recent statement to reporters after a hearing in the corruption case against him, Imran Khan expressed skepticism about the longevity of the Shahbaz Sharif-led government, predicting its demise within four to five months. The founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) also hinted at his possible release from Adiala Jail following the government's fall.

Imran Khan vehemently refuted the corruption charges leveled against him, dismissing them as baseless and claiming that a decision has already been predetermined in his case. He characterized the ongoing legal proceedings as mere formalities, suggesting manipulation within the system involving the Election Commission, caretaker government, and the establishment.

The 71-year-old PTI leader faces numerous legal challenges, with dozens of cases pending against him in various courts across Pakistan. Among these, Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi were previously sentenced to seven years in prison for purportedly violating Sharia law. Additionally, they were handed a 14-year jail term in January for alleged misconduct in acquiring government gifts at discounted rates from Toshakhana.

Moreover, Imran Khan was implicated in a case involving the leakage of state secret documents, resulting in a 10-year prison sentence. Similarly, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi was also sentenced to 10 years in jail in connection with the same case. Prior to these convictions, Imran Khan received a three-year prison sentence last August related to corruption charges associated with Toshakhana.

Imran Khan's remarks reflect his ongoing legal battles and the political uncertainty surrounding Pakistan's governance landscape, raising questions about the integrity of the country's judicial system and the future direction of its leadership.