Pakistan government said on Saturday that there is “no embargo” on former prime minister Imran Khan’s sons meeting their incarcerated father if they travel to the country.
Pakistani authorities have reportedly imposed unannounced restrictions on meetings with Khan on the grounds that the visitors use such meetings for political ends. Following the move, his family and party members have expressed concerns about the conditions in which he is being kept inside the prison.
“There has been no embargo on Suleman Khan and Kasim Khan to meet their father, Imran Khan, at Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi,” Interior State Minister Talal Chaudhry told reporters here.
Suleman and Kasim, who currently live in London, are Khan’s sons from his first marriage with British TV personality Jemima Goldsmith.
Chaudhry’s statement comes days after the brother-duo in an interview with Sky News earlier this week said they fear they might never see their jailed father ever again.​Pakistan government said on Saturday that there is “no embargo” on former prime minister Imran Khan’s sons meeting their incarcerated father if they travel to the country.
Pakistani authorities have reportedly imposed unannounced restrictions on meetings with Khan on the grounds that the visitors use such meetings for political ends. Following the move, his family and party members have expressed concerns about the conditions in which he is being kept inside the prison.
“There has been no embargo on Suleman Khan and Kasim Khan to meet their father, Imran Khan, at Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi,” Interior State Minister Talal Chaudhry told reporters here.
Suleman and Kasim, who currently live in London, are Khan’s sons from his first marriage with British TV personality Jemima Goldsmith.
Chaudhry’s statement comes days after the brother-duo in an interview with Sky News earlier this week said they fear they might never see their jailed father ever again. ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
