in london heard how muhammad gohir khan was offered £100,000 to carry out the murder in rotterdam lastn to the uk. with more, here's our pakistan correspondent secunder kermani. hitman gohir khan captured on cctv in rotterdam buying the knife he planned on using to kill his victim, but khan never found his target. instead, he was arrested on return to london. police found messages on khan's phone with a middleman named as �*mudz�*. he offered khan, who was heavily in debt, £100,000 for the killing. khan replied, "let's get cracking". this is the man he planned to murder — a pakistani activist critical of the country's army. he doesn't want his face shown. five years ago, he was tortured by suspected members of pakistan's intelligence services. now, he believes they are behind this plot to kill him. this trial was taking place in the uk. what's your message to the british government? pakistani officials wouldn't comment on the case. prime minister imran khan and the military insist there's no clampdown on critics, but human rights groups disagree. over the past few years, i've been repo

hitman gohir khan captured on cctv in rotterdam buying the knife he planned on using to kill his victimmessages on khan's phone with a middleman named as mudz. he offered khan, who was heavily in debt, £100,000 for the killing. khan replied, "let's get cracking." this is the man he planned to murder, a pakistani activist critical of the country's army. he doesn't want his face shown. five years ago he was tortured by suspected members of pakistan's intelligence services. now he believes they are behind this plot to kill him. this trial was taking place in the uk. what's your message to the british government? pakistani officials wouldn't comment on the case. prime minister imran khan and the military insist there's no clampdown on critics. but human rights groups disagree. over the past few years i've been reporting on howjournalists and activists inside pakistan have faced an intensifying campaign of beatings, abductions and threats for criticising the alleged role of the military in manipulating the country's political system, but now, even those living in exile here in the west fear