Imran Khan Is Alive: Confirms His Sister Uzma After Meeting Former Pakistan PM in Jail

Days of intense tension and nationwide protests have finally eased after Imran Khan's sister, Uzma, was allowed to meet the jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister in Adiala Jail. Speaking to the media after the visit, she confirmed, "He is doing well, fit, and alive." Uzma added that Khan was "very angry" and complained that he was being subjected to mental torture and denied communication with the outside world.

The unrest erupted after widespread rumours circulated on social media about Imran Khan's alleged death inside the prison. His supporters, alarmed by the unverified claims, launched massive demonstrations across the country. PTI members of Parliament gathered outside the Islamabad High Court, while Khan's sisters and hundreds of party supporters staged protests near Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi. In response, security around the jail was significantly increased.

Speculation had intensified after the Baluchistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI and Army Chief Asim Munir of plotting an assassination attempt on Imran Khan inside Adiala Jail. Although the claims remain unverified, they triggered a wave of panic and outrage among PTI supporters.

With Uzma's confirmation of Khan's wellbeing, tensions have eased slightly, but protests highlight the growing mistrust and political instability surrounding the PTI chief's imprisonment.