A military court has convicted 25 people for involvement in pro-Imran Khan unrest last year, Pakistan's armed forces said.

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan's military courts have convicted and sentenced 25 people for involvement in pro-Imran Khan unrest last year, the South Asian country's armed forces said on Saturday, with the majority handed decadelong prison terms.

A Pakistan military court jailed 25 supporters of former Premier Imran Khan over a case related to an attack on an army facility last year, in a ruling that could renew political unrest in the country.

The Shehbaz Sharif-led Pakistan government on Sunday formed a negotiation committee to start formal talks with jailed former prime minister.

Pakistan military courts have convicted and sentenced 25 people for involvement in pro-Imran Khan unrest last year, the armed forces said Saturday, with the majority handed decade-long prison terms.

Pakistan Field General Court Martial sentenced 25 people on Saturday for their involvement in violent attacks on state-owned military installations, including the desecration of the monuments of

Pakistan's military courts sentenced 25 civilians to prison for participating in the May 9 protests following Imran Khan's arrest. The sentences, rang

Twenty-five civilians were sentenced by a Pakistani military court to periods of two to 10 years of "rigorous imprisonment" in connection with attacks on military facilities in 2023, the armed forces' media wing said on Saturday.