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'Our father being slowly killed': Imran Khan's sons accuse Pakistan's Asim Munir of vendetta
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Imran Khan’s sons accuse Pakistani army chief of vendetta against imprisoned father
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Imran Khan's sons have stated their belief that the imprisoned former prime minister is being slowly killed by harsh treatment driven by a personal grudge from army chief Asim Munir. In an interview, Kasim and Sulaiman Khan detailed concerns regarding their father's solitary confinement, deteriorating eye condition, and lack of communication with family or neutral doctors. Meanwhile, the Pakistan government dismissed these claims as fake propaganda, asserting that Khan receives adequate care, proper food, and regular medical examinations.
'Our father being slowly killed': Imran Khan's sons accuse Pakistan's Asim Munir of vendetta
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The sons of jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan have accused army chief Asim Munir of pursuing a personal vendetta against their 73-year-old father, alleging his prison conditions amount to mental and physical torture. Speaking to media, Kasim and Sulaiman Khan expressed deep concern over their father's health, noting they have not been allowed to speak to him for over six months or travel to Pakistan. The Pakistan government has rejected the allegations as fake propaganda, maintaining that Khan is being kept in adequate conditions with proper access to food and medical examinations.
Imran Khan’s sons accuse Asim Munir of holding ‘personal grudge’ against imprisoned father
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Kasim and Sulaiman Khan have publicly accused Pakistan army chief Asim Munir of holding a personal vendetta against their imprisoned father, former prime minister Imran Khan. The sons expressed fears that Khan is being slowly killed in jail due to harsh treatment, neglected medical conditions, and solitary confinement. In response, the Pakistan government issued a statement categorising the allegations as fake propaganda and insisting that Khan is being held under adequate and lawful conditions.