Photo Leak Scandal: Pakistan Investigates Ex-PM Imran Khan's Supreme Court Hearing 

Pakistan's political scene was left reeling yesterday when a private photo of former Prime Minister Imran Khan surfaced during his Supreme Court hearing. The image, which was widely shared on social media, sparked outrage and disbelief from Khan's supporters, who denounced the leak as a "clear attempt to discredit and humiliate" their leader.

Khan's legal team was quick to respond, calling the leak a "brazen violation of privacy" and demanding a thorough investigation. "This is a desperate attempt to influence the judicial process and undermine Imran Khan's credibility," declared his lawyer, Babar Awan. "We won't let it slide.

The Supreme Court, too, was swift to act, launching an immediate probe into the leak and vowing to identify those responsible. "We won't tolerate any attempts to compromise the integrity of our judicial process," declared Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial. "We'll get to the bottom of this and ensure justice is served."

As the investigation unfolds, many are left wondering who could be behind the leak and what their motives might be. Was it a political opponent seeking to discredit Khan, or a disgruntled insider with a grudge to bear? And what does this mean for Khan's future in politics? 

The photo leak scandal has sparked a political firestorm, with many calling for accountability and transparency. "This is a test of our democratic institutions," declared opposition leader Maryam Nawaz. "We must ensure the truth comes out and those responsible are held accountable."

As the dust settles, one thing is clear: the photo leak scandal has dealt a significant blow to Pakistan's political landscape, and the consequences will be far-reaching.