<h1>Ex-Pakistan PM rejects exile offer, demands release of party members, accuses U.S. of interference, seeks investigation.</h1> Pakistan's former prime minister, currently imprisoned, claims he was offered a three-year exile but refused, insisting on staying in Pakistan. He demands the release of detained party members before considering his personal situation. He criticizes the current government for violating human rights and legal norms, citing the harsh sentencing of a former regional leader as evidence of a lack of rule of law. He accuses the previous U.S. administration of interference in his ousting and calls for a judicial commission to investigate incidents involving his party. Negotiations with the government are ongoing to address political tensions.