🇵🇰 Pakistan's intelligence agency has allegedly offered to arrange a meeting between one of Imran Khan's detained sisters and her daughters, on the condition that they refrain from making political statements.
The allegation comes from Khan's brother-in-law, Ahad Khan, who claims ISI officials approached him with the proposal.
The development comes amid growing concerns over the treatment of Khan's three sisters, Aleema Khan, Noreen Niazi, and Dr. Uzma Khan, who have been detained since September under public order legislation.
Noreen was recently hospitalised after suffering from high blood pressure, while Uzma, who has a heart condition, required a court order to ensure she received her medication in prison.
On November 2, the Lahore High Court ordered authorities to allow Noreen's daughters to visit her, while also demanding an explanation for the extensions of the sisters' detention.
Their arrests came amid a wider crackdown on Khan's PTI party ahead of planned protests demanding his release.
Source:
@PTIofficial / Writer: Mhedi