An anti-graft agency has questioned former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan over corruption charges, his lawyer says, less than a week after he rejected a summons to appear and denounced the allegations against him.
Khan, who says corruption charges have been concocted, is embroiled in a confrontation with the powerful military, which has ruled Pakistan directly or overseen civilian governments throughout its history.
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