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Pakistani court orders ex-PM Khan moved from jail to hospital

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan’s Supreme Court ordered on Tuesday that jailed former prime minister Imran Khan be moved to hospital for medical checks, after a petition by his lawyers over claims of poor health.

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Imran Khan to move from prison to hospital, Pakistan’s Supreme Court orders

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'Move Imran Khan to hospital': Pakistan Supreme Court directs govt amid ex-PM's health concerns

Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the government to move imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan to a hospital, meeting a longstanding demand from his party and family amid growing concerns over his health.

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Pakistan top court orders ex-PM Imran Khan be moved to hospital from jail, his party says

Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered former Prime Minister Imran Khan moved to hospital. His party had long demanded better health care for the jailed politician. Khan has been imprisoned since August 2023 following several convictions. His lawyers expressed concerns about his deteriorating vision and general health. He will remain at Shifa…

The Economic Times

Pakistan’s ex-PM Imran Khan to be moved to hospital from prison, rules Supreme Court

Medical records submitted to court show Khan complaining of anxiety and palpitations

The Independent UK

'Imran Khan's medical reports are alarming': Former Pakistan President Arif Alvi raises health concerns

With a heavy heart, former President Arif Alvi has raised alarming concerns over Imran Khan's troubling health situation. Recent medical evaluations reveal that Khan suffers from severe anxiety and high blood pressure, a consequence of his prolonged imprisonment and solitude. Alvi urgently calls for Khan's transfer to a hospital, stressing…

The Economic Times

'Needs to be moved to hospital now': Imran Khan's health in jail deteriorates

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan President Arif Alvi on Tuesday raised the alarm over jailed ex-PM Imran Khan’s worsening health, saying his medical reports were “alarming” and pointing to anxiety, heart palpitations and high blood pressure.

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Pakistan's KPK CM calls for protest after meeting with Imran Khan denied

Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has called for protests after his delegation was denied a meeting with Imran Khan. Authorities have repeatedly denied access to the jailed former prime minister despite court orders. Khan's supporters allege inadequate medical care and restricted access to family members. A large march towards Islamabad is…

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82 Memes That Might Convince You To Not Get That PhD If You’re Still On the Fence

For some people, one degree isn't enough. They need that PhD behind their name... even if it means late nights, stress, endless hours of research, writing, rewriting and rewriting again. Thankfully, help is at hand. This grad school survival kit contains the best high-quality memes peer-reviewed by experts in the…

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Imran Khan alive or dead? Mystery deepens over ex-Pak PM's fate

A prominent Pakistani journalist has said that three senior officers at Pakistan's General Headquarters privately expressed fears that jailed former prime minister Imran Khan may no longer be alive, triggering fresh speculation over his health and whereabouts. The claim remains unconfirmed, and Pakistan's military has dismissed it.

The Economic Times

'False': In rare move, Pak army reacts after rumours swirl of Imran Khan's death

Pakistan’s military has denied reports suggesting jailed former prime minister Imran Khan has died, journalist Wajahat Khan clarified in a video message.

The Times of India

'Spark of revolution' among Pakistan's youth over Imran Khan's jailing, party leader says

A senior leader of Imran Khan's party warned of uncontrollable public anger. He stated that youth are showing a spark of revolution which could escalate. Protests are threatened if Khan is denied meetings with his party colleagues. Public hatred may grow to a point where reconciliation appeals fail. The leader…

The Economic Times

Imran Khan's supporters to protest across Pakistan if he is not allowed to meet party colleagues

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leaders threatened nationwide protests if Imran Khan is denied meetings. Party officials will visit Adiala Jail on Thursday to meet the former prime minister. They hold Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif responsible for Khan's well-being in custody. Khan's party has alleged human rights violations and inadequate medical care for…

The Economic Times

Imran Khan's three years in jail spark protests across Pakistan; over 100 held

Over 100 supporters of jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan were arrested on Wednesday as Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters held rallies nationwide to mark three years of his imprisonment. The demonstrations, which called for Khan’s release, saw police fire tear gas at protesters in Rawalpindi amid clashes and heightened…

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Imran Khan's supporters stage protests across Pak to mark his 3 years in jail; over 100 held

Pakistani police arrested over 100 supporters of Imran Khan during nationwide protests. Rallies were held to mark three years since the former prime minister's imprisonment. Authorities used force and tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Punjab and Sindh provinces. Khan's party alleged denial of medical care and visitation rights for…

The Independent UK

Imran Khan marks three years in prison as anger grows over ex-Pakistan PM’s treatment

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Pakistan faces fresh calls to end Imran Khan’s ‘solitary confinement’ as former PM marks three years in jail

Despite his imprisonment, Khan has remained Pakistan’s most influential opposition figure

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‘Cockroaches’ and crackdowns: Can Pakistan’s Gen Z storm the barricades?

Just look at what is happening in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. People have taken to the streets over bread-and-butter issues and local election grievances. At least 40 protesters have died this week alone. To add insult to injury, Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif has described these protesters as “enemies” like India and…

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Ex-PM Imran Khan's sister charged under cybercrime law over remarks on Pakistan army, India conflict

Pakistan's anti-cybercrime agency has filed a case against Noreen Niazi. She is accused of making false and offensive remarks about the military. Niazi also commented on the recent conflict between India and Pakistan. The FIR states she spread propaganda against state institutions. This action follows her questioning by the agency.

The Independent UK

Imran Khan’s solitary confinement is inhumane, says UN torture expert

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UN expert condemns Imran Khan’s 33 months in solitary confinement

Khan’s family have called for a protest march on 5 August jail to mark his three years of incarceration

The Times of India

PoK heads to polls amid weeks of deadly clashes and political unrest - what to expect

Elections to the so-called legislative assembly in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) begin on Monday amid heightened security and continuing political unrest. The three-phase polls come after weeks of violent clashes that have left several people dead and hundreds injured.

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Salman, Kareena, Alia, Kamal Haasan and many more: Stars rally behind protesting students

Prominent Indian film stars have voiced support for students protesting education system reforms. Salman Khan, Alia Bhatt, and Kareena Kapoor Khan shared their views on social media platforms. Kamal Haasan strongly criticized police actions against the protesting students. Several actors and filmmakers joined solidarity protests in Mumbai and other cities.…

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'Pakistan Army's 'victory' story fake': Imran Khan's sister says it was a ploy to hide defeat during India's Operation Sindoor

Noreen Niazi claims Pakistan's military fabricated a victory narrative after India's Operation Sindoor. She stated the army covered up a battlefield defeat, not celebrated a win. Niazi suggested Israel played a role in preventing further escalation of the conflict. She also mentioned Donald Trump intervened to provide Pakistan's leadership a…

The Times of India

'Extreme brutality': Pakistan's PTI to launch nationwide protests for Imran Khan's release

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf parliamentary party has decided to launch a nationwide movement from August 5 for the release of party chief Imran Khan and acceptance of other demands, a day that will mark the completion of the former prime minister's third year in prison.

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