Imran Khan news: Sisters Uzma meets him in Adiala jail, says 'he's fit and fine'

After meeting Imran Khan in jail, his sister told the media that “he is alive but extremely angry. He said that they are subjecting him to mental torture and that no one is allowed to communicate with anyone.”

Imran Khan's sister Niazi had condemned the Pakistani establishment for unleashing unchecked police violence on Khan's supporters, including children, women, and elderly individuals, marking an unprecedented level of oppression. She asserted that officers have been empowered to assault protesters without repercussions, disrespecting societal norms in a manner unseen before in Pakistan. 

Imran Khan’s sisters are expected to address the media shortly after meeting him inside Adiala Jail. Supporters and journalists are gathered outside as they prepare to give updates on his condition and share their statements regarding the ongoing situation.

Imran Khan’s supporters have started gathering in large numbers around Adiala Jail, effectively surrounding the area as protests intensify. 

All three of Imran Khan’s sisters have now been granted permission to meet him inside Adiala Jail. After hours of waiting outside the prison and repeated appeals to the authorities, jail officials finally allowed the sisters to enter the facility. Their visit comes amid rising concerns about Khan’s health and the growing unrest among his supporters.

Imran Khan's sister has been granted permission to enter Adiala jail to meet him as unrest in Pakistan grows. 

Imran Khan’s two sisters, who arrived at Adiala Jail hoping to meet the PTI chief, were denied permission by the authorities. Both have been standing outside the jail as they continue to request access, but officials have not allowed the meeting. 

Amid the planned demonstrations, the Pakistan government has placed security agencies on high alert. Section 144 has been imposed in Rawalpindi and all roads leading to Adiala Jail have been sealed. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister and PTI leader Sohail Afridi has repeatedly been denied permissions to meet Imran Khan. Afridi held a protest outside Adiala Jail jail and said a massive protest will be held across Pakistan if information about the PTI chief is not made available to them.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s son has urged the authorities to present proof that his father was alive amid rumours of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder’s assassination in Rawalpindi’s Adiala (Adyala) jail. Khan's son Kasim Khan sought to know the whereabouts of his father in a social media post on Friday evening.

"We demand proof of Imran Khan's life," he posted.

Imran Khan’s sister has arrived outside Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi to join supporters protesting for Pakistan's former PM. 

Pakistan’s Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar has reassured the public about the safety of jailed PTI chief Imran Khan, referring to him as “prisoner number 804.” Speaking in Parliament, Tarar stated, “Prisoner number 804 (Imran Khan) will not face any harm," amid circulating rumours and growing unrest over Khan’s condition in Adiala Jail.

The Pakistan government has reportedly issued a shoot-at-sight order in response to escalating protests and unrest across the country. The directive comes amid growing tensions surrounding jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Social media continues to circulate unverified rumours about an assassination plot against Imran Khan, intensifying public unrest. The government has put security agencies on high alert as misinformation spreads rapidly.

PTI has handed over a list of six lawyers to jail authorities, requesting permission to meet Imran Khan. The party says it has been nearly a month without any contact and claims the refusal is “extremely alarming”.

Imran Khan’s sisters have arrived near Adiala Jail to lead a separate protest. They are calling for proof that the PTI chief is safe and urging the government to allow family and lawyers to meet him.

PTI MPs have announced a major protest outside the Islamabad High Court, demanding immediate updates on Imran Khan’s condition and accusing the government of hiding critical information.

Large groups of PTI workers have started assembling near Adiala Jail despite tight restrictions and sealed roads. Security forces are stationed across all entry points as authorities enforce Section 144 in Rawalpindi.