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Imran Khan injured in Pakistan poll rally fall Imran Khan injured in Pakistan poll rally fall
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Leading Pakistani politician Imran Khan has been injured after falling off a lift that was taking him on stage for an election rally. Leading Pakistani politician Imran Khan has been injured after falling off a makeshift lift that was taking him onto a stage at an election rally in Lahore.
Officials told the AFP news agency that the former cricketer suffered head injuries after the fall in Lahore. One official from his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party told the AFP news agency that he suffered head injuries
TV footage showed supporters carrying a bloodied and dazed Mr Khan away from the rally. TV footage showed supporters carrying a bloodied and dazed Mr Khan from the rally.
Mr Khan has recently emerged as a serious contender in May's elections, with thousands attending his rallies. Mr Khan has emerged as a serious contender in May's elections, with thousands attending his rallies.
"He has received injuries to his head and he has been taken to hospital," Malik Ishtiaq, a local spokesman for Mr Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) told the AFP news agency. "He has received injuries to his head and he has been taken to hospital," Malik Ishtiaq, a local PTI spokesman told the AFP news agency.
Another party spokesman however said that his injuries were minor. However, another party spokesman said that his injuries were minor.
His former wife Jemima Khan tweeted that "he is in hospital and conscious now".
Correspondents say that Imran Khan and the PTI could prove to be a formidable force in the forthcoming polls.
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