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Sulaiman and Kasim Khan say they haven't heard their father's voice in nearly six months and are alarmed by reports he is agitated and anxious in prison. They urge authorities to allow independent medical checks for the former PM.
Twenty-one former international cricket captains have written to Pakistan's Prime Minister, urging proper medical care for detained former PM Imran Khan. The letter, confirmed to Al Jazeera, calls for an independent health assessment and restoration of family visits, following a Supreme Court order for hospital transfer.
Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan's PTI party has sued the government for taking him to a public hospital instead of a private one as ordered by the Supreme Court. The party alleges the government violated the court's directive, and the move has sparked protests and legal action.
Imran Khan's family and doctor say the government defied a Supreme Court order to transfer him to a private hospital, instead taking him to a public facility and back to his cell before dawn. They allege a staged diversion and inadequate medical checks, while the government insists he was properly examined and moved for security reasons.
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been moved from Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi to Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad on Supreme Court orders, amid health concerns. The transfer follows months of demands by his party and family, and he is expected to remain hospitalized at least until his next hearing on September 16.
Pakistan’s government has appealed a Supreme Court order to move former Prime Minister Imran Khan from prison to a private hospital, advocating instead for treatment at a public facility. The appeal follows a ruling that also allowed family visits and phone calls, but the government argues legal procedures were bypassed.
Pakistan's Supreme Court has ordered the transfer of former Prime Minister Imran Khan from Adiala prison to Shifa International Hospital within two days, citing health concerns including fluctuating blood pressure. The court also formed a medical board to oversee his treatment, with the next hearing set for September 16.
