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A third world country which is charging its poor citizen 114 Rs per litre on petrol is going to spend 6.6 billion rupees to buy 30 bullet proof vehicles! https://t.co/woHFAMgICI
Former England captain Mike Atherton brought attention to Imran Khan’s health and prison conditions during live coverage of the Pakistan-England Test at Lord’s.
Atherton had interviewed Khan’s sons, Sulaiman and Kasim, in an 18-minute Sky Sports segment in which they voiced concerns about their father’s wellbeing and access to medical treatment.
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Adding my support here to GC and the other former international captains. I hope the court ordered medical assessment be allowed to run its course, and that family visits continue. I hope Imran Khan is treated with the dignity anyone deserves
I remain deeply concerned about the ongoing detention of Imran Khan.
His disgraceful treatment is an affront to the democratic rights of the people of Pakistan.
We must continue to speak up for the release of all political prisoners everywhere.
Pat Cummins has thrown his weight behind the ongoing campaign by former international captains seeking medical care for former Pakistan prime minister and captain Imran Khan
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Australian captain Pat Cummins has voiced his support for Imran Khan, backing calls for dignity, continued family visits and due process in his medical assessment.
Imran Khan’s sons have accused the Pakistani government of “blatantly trying to kill” the jailed former prime minister and cricket captain.
Khan, 73, has been in jail in Pakistan for the past three years because of a string of allegations that followed his ousting as prime minister in August 2022 ⤵️
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The sons of Pakistan's ex-PM Imran Khan, Sulaiman and Kasim Khan, tell Al Jazeera that they are increasingly worried after hearing that their 73-year-old father is ‘agitated’ and suffering from ‘severe anxiety.’
Read here: https://t.co/TCXyYOeNwP
There was no water in the hoses at PIMS Hospital. Emergency exit doors were shut with rusty locks. None of the hospital staff was present during the incident, says a Rescue official.
Pakistan's imprisoned former leader may not survive his imprisonment unless he's given proper medical treatment, one of his sons said. https://t.co/qa06Whhw0K