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Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, is facing troubling accusations of misusing his position to unlawfully buy and sell gifts in state possession. Khan has denied the allegations, calling them politically motivated. In this short video, Khan is seen addressing the accusations in a press conference. He claims that the gifts he received during his visits abroad were all properly documented and that he did not benefit financially from them. He also says that the election commission is biased against him and that the accusations are part of a larger conspiracy to remove him from power. The video ends with Khan calling on the people of Pakistan to stand with him and to fight against what he sees as a coup against democracy. Here are some additional details that you can include in the video description: The accusations against Khan were made by the Election Commission of Pakistan, which is the country's independent electoral body. The gifts that Khan is accused of misusing are worth more than $500,000. Khan was removed from office in April 2022 through a no-confidence vote. He has accused the United States of being involved in his removal from office. The accusations against Khan have sparked protests in Pakistan, with his supporters demanding that he be reinstated as prime minister.