October 3: The Express Tribune reported that the federal cabinet gave its go-ahead on Sunday to initiating legal action against former premier Imran Khan, his key cabinet ministers and his principal secretary Azam Khan in connection with the audio leaks where the former rulers discussed how to “play on cipher”.
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Cabinet greenlights legal action against Imran over 'cipher' audio
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Cabinet greenlights legal action against Imran over 'cipher' audio
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