Imran Khan's Family Speaks Out as Death Rumors Surround the Former PM's Prison Conditions
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The family of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has expressed deep concern over his treatment in prison, alleging that he has been held in solitary confinement for weeks with no family access and no transparency from authorities. Imran Khan's son, Kasim Khan, has issued a public appeal, stating that his father has been detained for 845 days and has been kept in solitary confinement for the last six weeks, with authorities refusing all visits despite court orders. The family has also accused the government of enforcing a harsh environment of censorship, with journalists and media owners being detained and "oppressed" into silence. Imran Khan's sister, Noreen Niazi, has accused the government of enforcing a "blackout" on information about her brother's condition, comparing it to the actions of dictators like Hitler. She has also criticized the government for being "extremely unpopular" and for suppressing free speech. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leadership has escalated pressure on the government to provide transparency on Imran Khan's health and to allow family visits. However, Adiala Jail officials have dismissed allegations of mistreatment or declining health, stating that Imran Khan is in "completely good health" and receiving all necessary care. The situation has sparked widespread concern, with global human rights organizations and democratic governments being urged to intervene. The family of Imran Khan has demanded immediate proof of life and an end to the "inhumane isolation" of what they call Pakistan's "most popular political leader". As the situation continues to unfold, the family of Imran Khan remains committed to ensuring that their loved one receives fair treatment and transparency from the authorities. The government has been called upon to provide a clear and transparent statement on Imran Khan's health and to allow family visits, amidst growing concerns over the former PM's well-being.
