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Pakistan opposition leader claims Imran Khan could face a Nawaz-Benazir-style exile deal

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A Pakistani opposition leader has made a claim that Imran Khan may be next to strike an exile arrangement, drawing a comparison to the deals once associated with Nawaz Sharif and Benazir Bhutto. The assertion suggests that Khan could be offered or pushed toward leaving the country under negotiated terms. The statement reflects ongoing political tensions between Khan and his rivals in Pakistan. Details reported in the original coverage are limited, and the claim remains an allegation by the opposition leader rather than a confirmed development.

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