Imran Khan News: Chaos in Pakistan Parliament amid former PM's death rumours

Social media has been flooded with unverified claims about the death of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan. The speculation intensified after the Baluchistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs alleged that Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, along with Army Chief Asim Munir, orchestrated a plot to assassinate Khan inside Adyala Jail in Rawalpindi. Click here to read more.

The PTI has announced a march on Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, where former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is lodged. It will also hold a protest outside the Islamabad High Court (IHC) every Tuesday.

News of the death and deteriorating health of former Pakistani Prime Minister and PTI party founder Imran Khan has caused uproar across Pakistan. 

Speaking to a media outlet, Imran Khan's sister Aleema Khanum said a massive protest will be launched by former Pakistan prime minister's supporter if he gets killed.  

Authorities at Adiala Jail in Pakistan's Rawalpindi have categorically denied circulating rumours regarding the health of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan. Officials and the reports of Pakistan media confirmed that Imran Khan remains in Adiala Jail and is described as “hale and hearty.” They emphasised that all necessary medical care and supervision are being provided to him to ensure his well-being. Click here to read more.

Pakistan’s military is entering one of its most powerful phases, and that too without directly taking control, as army chief Asim Munir assumes charge as the country’s first Chief of Defence Forces on Thursday. The post, created through the contentious 27th Amendment to the Pakistani Constitution, places Syed Asim Munir at the head of all three services, the army, the air force and the navy, for a fixed five year term. Click here to read more.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters have gathered outside the Adiala Jail amid rumours that former PM Imran Khan has died there.  

Earlier, Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) had said that Pakistan will not tolerate any uncertainty regarding the former prime minister. It had also vowed to take every legal and political step to counter these rumours and bring the truth to light. 

"The nation will not tolerate any uncertainty regarding the status of Imran Khan. The government is directly responsible for protecting Imran's security, human rights and constitutional rights," it had said in a statement.

On Wednesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Baluchistan said that the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the country's spy agency, will try its best to hide the truth about Imran Khan.

"The ISI will use every tactic available to hide the truth. If Asim Munir and his criminal network murdered him, they will attempt to disguise it as a natural death. They will fabricate stories, manipulate medical reports, and push every lie they can to cover their crime. The world is watching, and every hour of silence from terrorist Punjabi Pakistan makes their guilt louder," it posted on X.  

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister and PTI leader Sohail Afridi has been stopped from meeting jailed leader Imran Khan amid the latter’s assassination claims inside the Adiala (Adyala) Jail in Rawalpindi. Afridi has launched a protest outside the jail with his supporters, forcing the authorities to make them meet Khan. Click here to read more.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Faisal Javed Khan is questioning the Pakistan government over Imran Khan's arrest. During the special session of the National Assembly, he asked why the former PM is still under arrest.

The National Assembly session of Pakistan is underway. However, the House is witnessing a stormy session amid rumours of death of former PM Imran Khan.

On Wednesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Baluchistan had also claimed that Imran Khan has died. In an X post, it said, "Reports are now surfacing from inside the prisons of PUnjabi Pakistan that Imran Khan, who was being held in custody, has been killed by Asim Munir and his ISI administration according to several news outlets. If this information is confirmed to be true, it marks the absolute end of terrorist Pakistan."

Apart from Afghan media reports, Baloch reports have also claimed that former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has died inside the Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi. 

Multiple Afghan media reports have claimed that former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has died at the Adiala Jail. Though the jail authorities have refuted all such reports.

Last week, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) had claimed that Imran Khan's sisters - Aleema Khan, Noreen Niazi and Dr Uzma Khan - were allegedly dragged and manhandled at the Adiala jail in Pakistan. "What should be routine weekly court-mandated family visits, in accordance with Imran Khan’s rights as a prisoner, are being used as a tool of oppression and violence against his family members and supporters," the party had said in a statement.

An emergency session of the Pakistan National Assembly has been called at 5.30 pm (local time) amid rumours that the former prime minister has died. It should be noted that the Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi has already clarified that the PTI chief is alive and healthy.

Imran Khan's death rumours have taken Pakistan by storm after several reports in Afghan and Balochistan media claimed the former prime minister was killed after being tortured inside Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail in a plot hatched by the ISI and Asim Munir. What added fuel to the speculation were claims by Khan's sisters that they were not allowed to meet him as per court orders. The three sisters - Noreen Niazi, Aleema Khan and Dr Uzma Khan also claimed that they were assaulted outside the Adiala Jail by the state authorities for demanding a meeting with their brother. Click here to read more.

According to the family members of Imran Khan, even they are not allowed to meet the former Pakistan Prime Minister. The development comes amid rumours that the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chief has died at the Adiala Jail. 

Amid death rumours about former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, the security has been tightened outside the Adiala (Adyala) Jail in Rawalpindi. This came after Khan's supporters staged a protest outside the jail. 

Sohail Afridi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister and PTI leader, has said that he was not allowed to meet Imran Khan at the Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi amid claims that the former Pakistan PM has died. 

The Adiala (Adyala) Jail in Rawalpindi has denied reports of Imran Khan's death. "There is no truth to reports about his transfer from Adiala jail. He is fully healthy," the jail authorities said in a statement. 

Rumours are circulating on social media that ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan has died inside the Adiala (Adyala) Jail in Rawalpindi. However, authorities have denied the reports and said that Khan is alive and 'fully healthy'.