PTI stages sit-in after Imran’s sisters turned away from Adiala
• Asked about ‘table talks’, Aleema says engagement with govt ‘changed nothing’ • IHC asks FIA to explain call-up notice to Salman Akram Raja over social media activity ISLAMABAD: After leaders of the PTI and Imran Khan’s family were once again denied permission to meet the former premier in Adiala jail, party supporters staged a sit-in near the prison on Tuesday. The Islamabad High Court has allowed Imran’s family to meet him on Tuesdays, while Thursdays are designated for v
Supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) held a protest outside Adiala jail after the party's leaders and former Prime Minister Imran Khan's sisters were denied visitation rights. Despite court orders allowing family visits on Tuesdays, jail authorities have repeatedly blocked access for several months. Imran Khan's sister, Aleema Khan, spoke to the media, expressing distress over the situation and suggesting his release could help resolve national crises.
In a separate development, the Islamabad High Court has asked the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to explain a notice issued to PTI Secretary General Salman Akram Raja concerning alleged social media misuse. The court is reviewing a petition filed by Raja seeking protection from arrest.
The denial of visitation rights to a former prime minister and the legal scrutiny of a senior political figure highlight ongoing political tensions and legal challenges in Pakistan.
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