Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and cricket legend is said to have expressed fears for his life while imprisoned in Adiala Jail, according to his sisters, Dr. Uzma Khan and Aleema Khan.
They allege a “lethal conspiracy” involving Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, claiming Khan himself warned them that “these people will kill me” if left in custody.

Imran Khan Fears for Life in Jail, Sisters Warn of Assassination Plot

Imran Khan’s sisters have publicly accused Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir of conspiring to kill the former prime minister while he remains in jail. The allegations add a new layer of tension to Pakistan’s already volatile political landscape, intensifying scrutiny around Khan’s imprisonment and the military’s role.

Pakistan: Imran Khan's Sisters Accuse Army Chief Asim Munir of Conspiring to Kill Him in Jail | WION

The family of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has rejected a newly released medical report, calling it inaccurate. In response, protests have been held outside Adiala Jail, led by Khan’s sister, demanding proper medical care and transparency regarding his condition.
Authorities are monitoring the situation as supporters gather to voice their concerns. Stay updated for further developments on Imran Khan’s health, family statements, and protest actions.

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The family of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has rejected a newly released medical report, calling it inaccurate. In response, protests have been held outside Adiala Jail, led by Khan’s sister, demanding proper medical care and transparency regarding his condition.
Authorities are monitoring the situation as supporters gather to voice their concerns.

Imran Khan Health Row: Protest Call Outside Adiala Jail By Khan's Sister

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's sons have urged the Pakistani government to allow them to meet their ailing father, while expressing concern about his health report. Khan's sons Kasim and Sulaiman, who are currently in London, urged the Pakistani government to grant them visas as they have not seen their father since November 2022. They said that they applied for visas last month but have yet to receive a response. The request comes days after Khan's lawyer told Pakistan's Supreme Court that the ex-cricketer had lost significant vision in his right eye while in custody. However, a medical board set up by the Pakistani administration on Monday (Feb 16) said that the swelling had reduced after treatment and his vision had improved. This sparked another wave of protest by Khan's family and his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/government-medical-board-reports-imran-khan-s-vision-improving-after-lawyer-claimed-85-per-cent-vision-loss-1771253920183">Government Medical Board reports Imran Khan’s vision improving, after lawyer claimed 85 per cent vision loss</a><h2>What has Imran Khan's sons requested?</h2>Speaking to Reuters, Khan's sons, Kasim and Sulaiman, said that they soke to their father on Feb 12 for the first time since September. They said that their father usually avoids discussing his health, but during the call he expressed frustration, saying he had been denied treatment for his eye for a few months. Kasim requested the administration to a proper medical facility and have access to his private doctors. Revealing that they have applied for visas last month, they said that “establishment is worried that if we go and see him it would create more noise.” "Maybe the establishment is worried that if we go and see him it would create more noise, and just more attention to his situation," Sulaiman said, when asked why there could be a delay. Reuters reported that the Pakistani embassy in London and Pakistan's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Kasim also mentioned that there were other pressing issues, including “his freedom, abiding by correct human rights processes and also the rule of law and just ensuring that he's allowed a proper, fair trial.” Kasim asked PTI supporters to “keep faith and keep fighting.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-give-him-two-acs-maryam-nawaz-recalls-nawaz-s-generosity-toward-imran-khan-amid-opposition-s-mockery-1771253980763">'Give him two ACs': Maryam Nawaz recalls Nawaz Sharif’s 'generosity' toward Imran Khan amid Opposition’s mockery</a><h2>What we know about Imran Khan's life in jail?</h2>73-year-old Imran Khan is in jail since August 2023 after he was convicted in the Toshakhana corruption case. Since his 2022 ouster in a no-confidence vote, he has faced multiple cases. Some convictions have been suspended or overturned, with appeals pending. He denies wrongdoing. Recently Khan's lawyer Salman Safdar said to Pakistani Supreme Court that Khan is left with only 15 per cent vision in his right eye. The fact-finding report cited Khan as saying he had been complaining about "experiencing persistent blurred and hazy vision" since October 2025, but that jail authorities took no action. Safdar submitted his report after a two-hour meeting with Khan ordered by the Supreme Court, which set a February 16 deadline for authorities to allow Khan access to his personal physician for the report on his condition. In a statement, PTI demanded immediate and transparent implementation of the court's order, unrestricted access to qualified specialists, and an end to tactics that risk his life under custody.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/imran-khan-s-family-rejects-medical-report-protests-erupt-1771303504949/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/imran-khan-s-family-rejects-medical-report-protests-erupt-1771303504949/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;On Sunday (Feb 15), jail authorities said that Khan underwent an eye examination at Adiala Jail. But, Khan's family and party called the process ‘malicious.’ Even as reports said that the former PM was examined by a team of five doctors for about an hour, his sister Aleema Khanum said that no medical board would be accepted without the approval of his personal doctors and any treatment given to him should be in presence of his family members. "Why are they rejecting the supervision by Imran Khan's personal doctors? Why are they rejecting the presence of Imran Khan's family members? Why such fierce resistance? Are they hiding something?” Meanwhile, the Tehreek-i-Tahafuz-i-Ayin-i-Pakistan (TTAP) alliance continued its sit-in at Parliament House for the third day. PTI MNA Asad Qaiser told reporters, “We will not compromise on Imran's health." Senator Abbas said, “Prioritising any political disagreement over human compassion and medical needs is the worst form of oppression.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Imran Khan’s sons have raised concerns over his deteriorating health in jail, alleging delayed treatment for his eye condition. While authorities claimed improvement, his party and family rejected the govt claims and demanded independent medical care

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's sons have urged the Pakistani government to allow them to meet their ailing father, while expressing concern about his health report. Khan's sons Kasim and Sulaiman, who are currently in London, urged the Pakistani government to grant them visas as they have not seen their father since November 2022. They said that they applied for visas last month but have yet to receive a response. The request comes days after Khan's lawyer told Pakistan's Supreme Court that the ex-cricketer had lost significant vision in his right eye while in custody. However, a medical board set up by the Pakistani administration on Monday (Feb 16) said that the swelling had reduced after treatment and his vision had improved. This sparked another wave of protest by Khan's family and his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Also Read: Government Medical Board reports Imran Khan’s vision improving, after lawyer claimed 85 per cent vision loss What has Imran Khan's sons requested? Speaking to Reuters, Khan's sons, Kasim and Sulaiman, said that they soke to their father on Feb 12 for the first time since September. They said that their father usually avoids discussing his health, but during the call he expressed frustration, saying he had been denied treatment for his eye for a few months. Kasim requested the administration to a proper medical facility and have access to his private doctors. Revealing that they have applied for visas last month, they said that “establishment is worried that if we go and see him it would create more noise.” "Maybe the establishment is worried that if we go and see him it would create more noise, and just more attention to his situation," Sulaiman said, when asked why there could be a delay. Reuters reported that the Pakistani embassy in London and Pakistan's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Kasim also mentioned that there were other pressing issues, including “his freedom, abiding by correct human rights processes and also the rule of law and just ensuring that he's allowed a proper, fair trial.” Kasim asked PTI supporters to “keep faith and keep fighting.” Also Read: 'Give him two ACs': Maryam Nawaz recalls Nawaz Sharif’s 'generosity' toward Imran Khan amid Opposition’s mockery What we know about Imran Khan's life in jail? 73-year-old Imran Khan is in jail since August 2023 after he was convicted in the Toshakhana corruption case. Since his 2022 ouster in a no-confidence vote, he has faced multiple cases. Some convictions have been suspended or overturned, with appeals pending. He denies wrongdoing. Recently Khan's lawyer Salman Safdar said to Pakistani Supreme Court that Khan is left with only 15 per cent vision in his right eye. The fact-finding report cited Khan as saying he had been complaining about "experiencing persistent blurred and hazy vision" since October 2025, but that jail authorities took no action. Safdar submitted his report after a two-hour meeting with Khan ordered by the Supreme Court, which set a February 16 deadline for authorities to allow Khan access to his personal physician for the report on his condition. In a statement, PTI demanded immediate and transparent implementation of the court's order, unrestricted access to qualified specialists, and an end to tactics that risk his life under custody. https://www.wionews.com/videos/imran-khan-s-family-rejects-medical-report-protests-erupt-1771303504949/embed On Sunday (Feb 15), jail authorities said that Khan underwent an eye examination at Adiala Jail. But, Khan's family and party called the process ‘malicious.’ Even as reports said that the former PM was examined by a team of five doctors for about an hour, his sister Aleema Khanum said that no medical board would be accepted without the approval of his personal doctors and any treatment given to him should be in presence of his family members. "Why are they rejecting the supervision by Imran Khan's personal doctors? Why are they rejecting the presence of Imran Khan's family members? Why such fierce resistance? Are they hiding something?” Meanwhile, the Tehreek-i-Tahafuz-i-Ayin-i-Pakistan (TTAP) alliance continued its sit-in at Parliament House for the third day. PTI MNA Asad Qaiser told reporters, “We will not compromise on Imran's health." Senator Abbas said, “Prioritising any political disagreement over human compassion and medical needs is the worst form of oppression.”

Imran Khan’s sons have raised concerns over his deteriorating health in jail, alleging delayed treatment for his eye condition. While authorities claimed improvement, his party and family rejected the govt claims and demanded independent medical care

'Are they hiding something?': Imran Khan’s sons seek visas to visit him, sisters protest amid 'vision loss' claims

Imran Khan’s Family Rejects Medical Report, Protests Erupt

Pakistan faces growing political tension as Imran Khan’s party accuses authorities of neglecting urgent pleas regarding the former PM’s health. The controversy has sparked national and international attention, highlighting concerns over political accountability, prison conditions, and the treatment of high-profile political leaders.

Imran’s Party Alleges Pak Ignoring Pleas On Khan’s Health 

A medical board examining jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan reported an improvement in his eyesight on Monday (Feb 16) and did not recommend shifting him to a hospital. The report said Khan’s vision in his right eye has improved from 6/36 to 6/9, while his left eye has 6/6 vision with the use of glasses. The assessment was carried out by a board comprising Dr Nadeem Qureshi and Dr Arif, following a detailed examination at Adiala Jail.&nbsp;The medical examination was conducted by a medical board after Imran Khan's lawyer, in a news conference, claimed that the former Pakistan cricket captain lost most of the vision in his right eye. Safdar Khan, Khan's lawyer, made these claims after visiting him in Jail and submitted a report to Pakistan's chief justice and the Supreme Court detailing his concerns and requesting treatment for his client.&nbsp;"One of his eyes has only 15 per cent vision," Safdar told a news conference in Islamabad on Thursday.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/european-union-snubs-trump-says-it-won-t-join-us-president-s-board-of-peace-1771249895098">European Union snubs Trump; says it won't join US President's 'Board of Peace'</a>&nbsp;Pakistan's Supreme Court directed the formation of a medical board to assess Khan's condition and set a deadline of February 16 for the submission of the report. The government, however, ignored similar orders of the top court earlier, but acted this time, fearing public backlash.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the report showed the swelling had reduced in Imran’s right eye, with its thickness decreased from 550 to 350, which the report described as a sign of improvement.&nbsp;Imran Khan's party, the PTI, has rejected the medical report. They claim he has lost 85% of his vision (leaving only 15%) and have termed the government-led examination "malicious" because his personal physicians were not allowed to be present.&nbsp;Khan, the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), remains incarcerated at the high-security Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi. According to the lawyer and relatives, he has been held in solitary confinement for a long period of time without any outside contact for months.&nbsp;The PTI leader has been in custody since August 5, 2023, and has received multiple prison sentences, including 17 years on corruption charges in the Toshakhana case involving state gifts.

Pakistan's Supreme Court directed the formation of a medical board to assess Khan's condition and set a deadline of February 16 for the submission of the report.

A medical board examining jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan reported an improvement in his eyesight on Monday (Feb 16) and did not recommend shifting him to a hospital. The report said Khan’s vision in his right eye has improved from 6/36 to 6/9, while his left eye has 6/6 vision with the use of glasses. The assessment was carried out by a board comprising Dr Nadeem Qureshi and Dr Arif, following a detailed examination at Adiala Jail. The medical examination was conducted by a medical board after Imran Khan's lawyer, in a news conference, claimed that the former Pakistan cricket captain lost most of the vision in his right eye. Safdar Khan, Khan's lawyer, made these claims after visiting him in Jail and submitted a report to Pakistan's chief justice and the Supreme Court detailing his concerns and requesting treatment for his client. "One of his eyes has only 15 per cent vision," Safdar told a news conference in Islamabad on Thursday. Also Read: European Union snubs Trump; says it won't join US President's 'Board of Peace' Pakistan's Supreme Court directed the formation of a medical board to assess Khan's condition and set a deadline of February 16 for the submission of the report. The government, however, ignored similar orders of the top court earlier, but acted this time, fearing public backlash. Meanwhile, the report showed the swelling had reduced in Imran’s right eye, with its thickness decreased from 550 to 350, which the report described as a sign of improvement. Imran Khan's party, the PTI, has rejected the medical report. They claim he has lost 85% of his vision (leaving only 15%) and have termed the government-led examination "malicious" because his personal physicians were not allowed to be present. Khan, the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), remains incarcerated at the high-security Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi. According to the lawyer and relatives, he has been held in solitary confinement for a long period of time without any outside contact for months. The PTI leader has been in custody since August 5, 2023, and has received multiple prison sentences, including 17 years on corruption charges in the Toshakhana case involving state gifts.

Pakistan's Supreme Court directed the formation of a medical board to assess Khan's condition and set a deadline of February 16 for the submission of the report.

Government medical board reports Imran Khan’s vision improving, after lawyer claimed 85% vision loss

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has accused the government of ignoring repeated pleas regarding the health of party founder Imran Khan. A medical team examined Khan at Adiala Jail, but his family claims the inspection took place without their recommended personal doctors.

Khan’s sister alleged that authorities rejected the family’s suggested medical panel, intensifying the political controversy.

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Day two of opposition protests erupted in Islamabad over jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s eye treatment, as lawmakers and allies staged a sit-in demanding urgent medical care and transfer to a private hospital. 


Imran Khan’s Eye Treatment Sparks Second Day of Opposition Protests 

Imran Khan: Day Two Opposition Protests Over Ex- PM's Eye Treatment 

Pakistan’s political turmoil intensifies as Imran Khan’s son publicly criticizes the government over its handling of Khan’s case. The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ordered a team of doctors to examine Khan, ensuring his health and rights are protected amid ongoing political tension. Analysts say this latest development highlights growing unrest and the complex legal and political battle surrounding the former Prime Minister.


Imran Khan’s Son Slams Pakistan Govt | Top Court Orders Medical Examination 

Pakistan’s political turmoil intensifies as Imran Khan’s son publicly criticizes the government over its handling of Khan’s case. The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ordered a team of doctors to examine Khan, ensuring his health and rights are protected amid ongoing political tension. Analysts say this latest development highlights growing unrest and the complex legal and political battle surrounding the former Prime Minister.

Imran Khan’s Son Slams Pakistan Govt | Top Court Orders Medical Examination

Kasim Khan, the son of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has alleged that his father has suffered significant vision loss while in custody, blaming extended solitary confinement and what he describes as a lack of proper medical care.In a post on X, Kasim claimed that Imran Khan has lost most of the sight in his right eye, saying only around 15 per cent vision remains. He attributed the condition to nearly 922 days in solitary confinement, alleging that prison authorities denied essential medical tests and timely treatment.&nbsp;Imran Khan has been held at Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail since September 2023. Kasim accused the current leadership, including the army chief and government officials, of being directly responsible for his father’s deteriorating health. He alleged that the justice system has been manipulated to prolong Khan’s isolation. He also said that both he and his brother have been refused visas to visit their father despite concerns over his health, calling on international human rights organisations and democratic governments to take notice.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-incorrect-and-speculative-aaib-denies-report-claiming-investigation-in-air-india-ai-171-crash-is-complete-1770909621242">'Incorrect and speculative': AAIB denies report claiming investigation in Air India AI-171 crash is complete</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">We have been informed that my father, Imran Khan, has lost most of the vision in his right eye, with reports indicating only 15% eyesight remains. This is the direct consequence of 922 days of solitary confinement, medical neglect (denied blood tests) and the deliberate denial of…&mdash; Kasim Khan (@Kasim_Khan_1999) <a href="https://twitter.com/Kasim_Khan_1999/status/2021924064390951096?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 12, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Supreme Court amicus raises concerns</h2>Advocate Salman Safdar, serving as amicus curiae in the Supreme Court, recently met Imran Khan at Adiala Jail and later submitted a detailed report outlining the former prime minister’s prison conditions. According to Safdar’s account, Khan said he had normal 6/6 vision in both eyes until October 2025. A few months later, he began experiencing persistent blurred vision, which he claims he reported to jail authorities without receiving timely intervention.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-clears-proposal-to-buy-114-rafale-jets-1770916455060/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-clears-proposal-to-buy-114-rafale-jets-1770916455060/embed</a>&nbsp;Khan reportedly told Safdar that he was later diagnosed with a blood clot that severely affected his right eye. Although he received treatment, including an injection, he now retains only about 15 per cent vision in that eye. Safdar noted that Khan appeared visibly distressed over the loss of sight and what he described as delayed specialised care.<h3>Government response</h3>Information Minister Attaullah Tarar stated that Khan’s comprehensive medical records have been shared with his family. His comments followed a petition filed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in the Supreme Court seeking access to Khan’s medical reports and permission for visits by his personal doctors and relatives.&nbsp;Earlier, Tarar had confirmed that Khan underwent a medical procedure related to his eye at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in Islamabad and maintained that the former premier is in good health. Khan, 73, is currently serving a sentence after being convicted in the Al-Qadir Trust corruption case. His health remains a contentious political issue, with PTI alleging insufficient medical attention while the government insists that he is receiving appropriate care.

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's son alleges he has lost 85% of his vision

Kasim Khan, the son of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has alleged that his father has suffered significant vision loss while in custody, blaming extended solitary confinement and what he describes as a lack of proper medical care. In a post on X, Kasim claimed that Imran Khan has lost most of the sight in his right eye, saying only around 15 per cent vision remains. He attributed the condition to nearly 922 days in solitary confinement, alleging that prison authorities denied essential medical tests and timely treatment. Imran Khan has been held at Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail since September 2023. Kasim accused the current leadership, including the army chief and government officials, of being directly responsible for his father’s deteriorating health. He alleged that the justice system has been manipulated to prolong Khan’s isolation. He also said that both he and his brother have been refused visas to visit their father despite concerns over his health, calling on international human rights organisations and democratic governments to take notice. Also Read: 'Incorrect and speculative': AAIB denies report claiming investigation in Air India AI-171 crash is complete

Imran Khan’s son alleges severe vision loss due to solitary confinement and neglect, while the government says he is receiving proper medical care

In a huge revelation, Imran Khan's lawyer who visited him in jail claimed that the former Pakistan PM has lost 85% vision in his right eye. This comes days after he was secretly rushed to a hospital and administered an injection. His son Kasim Khan has held Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir responsible for this.


Pakistan's Imran Khan Loses 85% Vision in Right Eye, Son Holds Asim Munir Responsible 

Pakistan’s jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan has reportedly lost 85% vision in his right eye, sparking fresh concern over his health and prison conditions. The development comes amid ongoing legal battles and political tensions. 


Pakistan: Jailed Former PM of Pakistan Imran Khan Loses 85% Vision in Right Eye 

Pakistan's government released Imran Khan's medical report from PIMS hospital, confirming his stable health amid rising speculation over his condition in Adiala Jail.


Imran Khan: Pak govt shares Imran's Medical report 

Speculation grows over former Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s health as his detailed medical reports are handed to family members. PTI has also approached the Supreme Court seeking visitation rights for his personal doctors and relatives amid concerns over his condition in Adiala Jail.

Pakistan: Speculation Grows Over Imran Khan's Health in Adiala Jail 

Former Pakistan deputy speaker Qasim Suri said he is driving an Uber in the US after leaving Pakistan, alleging he was targeted for supporting jailed ex-PM Imran Khan, as calls grow over Khan’s detention and health concerns.


Ex-Pakistan Lawmaker Qasim Suri Driving Uber in US

Former deputy speaker of Pakistan’s National Assembly, Qasim Khan Suri, raised concerns over what he called “fake court cases” against former prime minister Imran Khan, who is currently in prison. In a video posted by the PTI USA, he added that he is now driving an Uber in the United States after his property and bank accounts were confiscated by the Pakistani government.“I am faced with financial challenges here in the US, working driving an Uber, but proud to be earning an honest living,” he said.The post added that Suri was “hounded out of Pakistan, with dozens of bogus cases, abduction of family members, his property and bank accounts confiscated. A price, many have paid, simply for standing with Imran Khan for democracy, rule of law, and dignity for the people of Pakistan.”Suri added that the injustice and wrongdoing of the current Pakistani government are in front of everyone. He added that not just he, but all Pakistanis are victims of their unfairness. He stated that their former PM Imran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi, are imprisoned over false cases, adding that everyone knows the sacrifice made by their family.“They have sealed my property and bank accounts. I got out of this after many challenges. Even though I am struggling here, I am driving an Uber here – something I thought I’d never do,” he said in Urdu.This comes amid calls for the release of Khan as his family flags his deteriorating health in a Pakistani prison. The former leader has largely been held in solitary confinement, with his lawyers and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) alleging that they have been denied access to him for several months.Suri served as the 19th Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan from 15 August 2018 to 16 April 2022. He had also been a member of the National Assembly of Pakistan from August 2018 till January 2023.He resigned as deputy speaker of Pakistan’s National Assembly in 2022 before a session of the House where voting on a no-trust motion against him was to take place for favouring the previous government led by Imran Khan.

Former Pakistan deputy speaker Qasim Suri said he is driving an Uber in the US after leaving Pakistan, alleging he was targeted for supporting jailed ex-PM Imran Khan, as calls grow over Khan’s detention and health concerns.

Former deputy speaker of Pakistan’s National Assembly, Qasim Khan Suri, raised concerns over what he called “fake court cases” against former prime minister Imran Khan, who is currently in prison. In a video posted by the PTI USA, he added that he is now driving an Uber in the United States after his property and bank accounts were confiscated by the Pakistani government. “I am faced with financial challenges here in the US, working driving an Uber, but proud to be earning an honest living,” he said. The post added that Suri was “hounded out of Pakistan, with dozens of bogus cases, abduction of family members, his property and bank accounts confiscated. A price, many have paid, simply for standing with Imran Khan for democracy, rule of law, and dignity for the people of Pakistan.” Suri added that the injustice and wrongdoing of the current Pakistani government are in front of everyone. He added that not just he, but all Pakistanis are victims of their unfairness. He stated that their former PM Imran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi, are imprisoned over false cases, adding that everyone knows the sacrifice made by their family. “They have sealed my property and bank accounts. I got out of this after many challenges. Even though I am struggling here, I am driving an Uber here – something I thought I’d never do,” he said in Urdu. This comes amid calls for the release of Khan as his family flags his deteriorating health in a Pakistani prison. The former leader has largely been held in solitary confinement, with his lawyers and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) alleging that they have been denied access to him for several months. Suri served as the 19th Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan from 15 August 2018 to 16 April 2022. He had also been a member of the National Assembly of Pakistan from August 2018 till January 2023. He resigned as deputy speaker of Pakistan’s National Assembly in 2022 before a session of the House where voting on a no-trust motion against him was to take place for favouring the previous government led by Imran Khan.

Former Pakistan deputy speaker Qasim Suri said he is driving an Uber in the US after leaving Pakistan, alleging he was targeted for supporting jailed ex-PM Imran Khan, as calls grow over Khan’s detention and health concerns.

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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) accused Rawalpindi police of violent suppression during a tense sit-in outside Adiala Jail on February 4, 2026, where authorities detained dozens of workers demanding access to jailed leader Imran Khan.


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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has raised serious concerns over former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s health, claiming his condition is in grave danger. The party has urged authorities to allow immediate medical access and family contact, sparking renewed political tension and public concern.


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Pakistan: PTI Claims Imran Khan's Health In Grave Danger

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has raised serious concerns over former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s health, claiming his condition is in grave danger. The party has urged authorities to allow immediate medical access and family contact, sparking renewed political tension and public concern.

PTI Says Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's Health is in Grave Danger

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) demands urgent family access for jailed ex-PM Imran Khan amid alarming reports of a serious eye condition threatening permanent vision loss.


Pakistan: PTI Urges Family Meeting for Imran Amid Eye Scare

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Tuesday expressed serious concern over the health of its jailed founder and former prime minister Imran Khan. The party stated that credible reports suggest that he is suffering from a serious eye condition that could lead to permanent vision loss if not treated urgently.

Imran Khan's Health Under Scrutiny; PTI Warns of Permanent Vision Loss

Pakistan PM adviser Rana Sanaullah urged PTI on January 16, 2026, to pursue dialogue and rejoin parliamentary committees ahead of the party's planned February 8 protests, claiming PTI leaders favor talks but jailed founder Imran Khan blocks them.


Sanaullah: PTI Leaders Want Talks, Imran Blocks Dialogue

On January 27, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government will auction special registration numbers 'Imran Khan-804' and 'Imran Khan-1.' The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government says public demand pushed this number into the auction list.  Number 804 is the same number that has been assigned to Khan in jail. 


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Pakistan Tehreek‑e‑Insaf (PTI) held a major rally in Karachi despite political and administrative hurdles, with party workers and supporters coming out on the streets amid claims of obstacles and delays by authorities. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM Sohail Afridi hailed the turnout and vowed to expand the party’s street movement nationwide, accusing provincial officials of trying to impede their plans but saying the crowd proved Imran Khan’s message still resonates.

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