Imran Khan sons appeal to Donald Trump and global leaders to intervene for their father’s release from Pakistan’s Adiala Jail.
In a heartfelt appeal, Kasim and Sulaiman Khan, sons of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, have called upon former U.S. President Donald Trump and global leaders to assist in securing their father’s release from prison. During their first public interview with journalist Mario Nawfal, the brothers expressed deep concern over their father’s incarceration conditions. Arab News PK+3The Daily Ittefaq+3Gulf News+3
Imran Khan has been detained since August 2023, facing numerous charges, including a 14-year sentence in a corruption case. His sons describe his confinement in Adiala Jail as a “death cell” lacking light, legal counsel, and medical care. They assert that the charges are politically motivated, stemming from Khan’s fallout with Pakistan’s military establishment. Gulf News+6The Times+6The Independent+6The Independent+1The Times+1
“We’ve exhausted all legal avenues,” said Kasim Khan. “Now, we seek international pressure to ensure our father’s basic human rights are upheld.” Sulaiman added, “We would love to speak to President Trump or anyone who could help.” Arab News PK+2Gulf News+2Arab News+2The Times+1Dawn+1The Nation
The brothers emphasized their father’s resilience, they said that Imran Khan is in a “death cell”.
“He’s in a death cell, no light, no lawyer, no doctor, but he refuses to break,” remains unbroken despite the harsh conditions. They urge global leaders and human rights organizations to advocate for justice and democracy in Pakistan. The Times
