‘They are trying to kill him’: Imran Khan’s son issues urgent warning over father’s life
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Imran Khan's son, Sulaiman Khan, has warned that his father's life is in danger due to alleged torture and solitary confinement in a Pakistani prison.
Key Facts & Findings
- —Imran Khan
- —74
- —Pakistan's army chief General Asim Munir
- —over 100 corruption and bribery charges
““No one has seen or heard from my father since August, when he explicitly said that he was being tortured and that the regime was trying to kill him like Egypt’s government did Morsi.” - Sulaiman Khan”
The situation highlights concerns about Pakistan's treatment of its former prime minister and the potential for human rights abuses.
The government of Pakistan has denied allegations of torture and the Supreme Court is set to review the case
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