Afghanistan, Nov. 28 -- Imran Khan has been held in a death-row isolation cell for six weeks without any family contact, raising serious concerns about his safety and treatment.
The family of former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan says he has been held in a death-row isolation cell for the past six weeks with no communication allowed. His son, Qasim Khan, wrote on X that neither he nor any family member has received calls, messages, or updates on the former leader's condition.
According to Qasim Khan, the former prime minister is being kept in a special unit normally reserved for prisoners sentenced to death. He said authorities have denied all forms of contact, leaving the family "completely in the dark."
The family argues that the ...