Pakistan, Dec. 6 -- Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari accused PTI founder Imran Khan of promoting an "anti-state agenda" in a sharply worded statement. She said the army spokesperson had already exposed what she called Khan's "unstable behavior." She added that the state would defeat all conspiracies against national stability.

Bukhari claimed Khan was advancing an anti-Pakistan narrative and suggested he was seeking support from hostile groups. She said criticism of senior military leadership proved his "mental instability." She also warned that a few actors working against Pakistan posed a threat to national security.

She insisted that those following what she called an "enemy agenda" would fail. She said attacks on state insti...