In a meeting with the British High Commissioner, Imran Khan brings up the problem of human rights violations.

 In a meeting with the British High Commissioner, Imran Khan brings up the problem of human rights violations.

At his Zaman Park residence on Monday, former Pakistani premier Imran Khan conferred with acting British High Commissioner Andrew Dalgleish, acting Deputy High Commissioner Zoe Ware, and Political Advisor Talal Raza.Both parties addressed a range of topics, including the stability of democracy, adherence to the Constitution, and the rule of law in a South Asian country.The defiant leader discussed topics of mutual interest, the PTI's vision for the advancement and stability of democracy in Pakistan, and the primacy of the constitution during the unusual encounter.The PTI leader drew attention to human rights abuses in the nation and urged the international community to look into the situation. He emphasised the importance of the constitution and claimed that democracy is founded on the advancement and defence of human rights. Khan informed the dignitaries about the governing alliance's violations of human rights, saying that "they deprive the people of their right to vote," and stated that the constitution determines the time frame for free and transparent elections. He pleaded with the foreign community to continue speaking out in support of Pakistan's democratisation. The high-level British High Commission delegation also emphasised the value of advancing democracy and reaffirmed their support for initiatives to resolve human rights violations. Members additionally expressed a wish to cooperate to