According to US State Department spokeswoman Ned Price, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s assertions that the US was complicit in his government’s fall are false.

The claims have been shown to be absolutely baseless. We advocate the peaceful maintaining of constitutional and democratic ideals, particularly the safeguarding of human rights.

During a news conference, US State Department spokeswoman Ned Price emphasised that the US does not sponsor any political party in Pakistan or anywhere else in the globe. We believe in overarching ideals like the rule of law and equal justice under the law.

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