Shayan Rehman

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[Zenith. @Msdcore7]

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[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

Astonishing. Congrats to young Mr Razaullah on single-handedly restoring some pride to Pakistan cricket. 👏👏👏

[iffi Raza @Rizzvi73]

Razaullah ne Ian ward ko lajawab kardiya :Jo fans kay liye khelta hai usko pori duniya pazirai deti hai Sahi baat kahi welcome ❤

[Shayan Rehman @ShayanR4896101]

@mujhemaardo mubarak ❣️

[Shayan Rehman @ShayanR4896101]

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[Ministry of Information & Broadcasting @MoIB_Official]

Taking notice of certain misleading stories being pushed through few foreign media outlets with respect to a certain convicted prisoner, it is felt appropriate to bring on record the response already shared in this regard with the concerned outlets publicly; not only for reference and record but more importantly to underscore how fake propaganda is being intentionally pushed under an agenda through these foreign media outlets. The fact based point wise response already shared by Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (EP Wing), is reproduced here.

The convicted prisoner is not a person held under executive detention. His imprisonment follows convictions by courts of competent jurisdiction after judicial proceedings and he remains entitled to pursue all remedies available to him under Pakistani law. His imprisonment is governed by the Pakistan Prison Rules, applicable judicial directions and security arrangements appropriate to a high-profile prisoner.

The Government of Pakistan categorically rejects allegations that the convicted prisoner is being subjected to punitive solitary confinement, cruelty or deprivation. Visits, telephone calls, reading material and television access are provided in accordance with prison rules, court directions and necessary security arrangements. The convicted prisoner is also permitted home-cooked food, exercise equipment and is provided appropriate dietary facilities. His accommodation includes an exclusive seven-cell compound with sleeping, sanitation and exercise facilities. He receives separately prepared meals, including meat, chicken, fruit, milk, nuts, juices and bottled water.

Claims that the convicted prisoner has been completely isolated or denied contact with his family are also not borne out by official prison records. Since his imprisonment, records show approximately 198 interview sessions involving more than 900 visitor entries. These include his sisters, family members, lawyers, doctors, political representatives and other approved visitors. He has also been permitted weekly meetings with his wife, with the latest recorded meeting taking place on 4 August 2026.

Prison records further document telephone, landline and WhatsApp communication with family members in Pakistan and abroad, including a recorded telephone conversation with one of his sons on 21 March 2026. More recently, meetings were also recorded with his sisters on 18, 19 and 25 August 2026.

The Government also categorically rejects allegations that the convicted prisoner has been denied appropriate medical care or that the authorities failed to comply with the directions of the Honourable Supreme Court concerning his medical examination and treatment.

Since his imprisonment, the convicted prisoner has undergone approximately 30 medical examinations by specialist teams and medical boards involving institutions including PIMS, Shifa International, Shaukat Khanum and Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital, in addition to regular examinations by the prison doctor.

Following the diagnosis of a retinal condition, the convicted prisoner received specialist treatment, including five intravitreal anti-VEGF injections, retinal imaging, medication and subsequent follow-up examinations. Specialist assessments, including those conducted in July 2026 and on 21 August 2026, show that the clinical record repeatedly describes him as oriented, stable and without any recorded acute or unmanaged deterioration.

It is also significant that, during her own recent interaction with the media, Dr. Uzma Niazi, sister of the convicted prisoner, stated that he was “100 percent fit,” cited a blood pressure reading of 120/80, and indicated that his eye condition had almost completely healed. She also praised the treating eye specialist for the quality of the treatment provided. Her own account, therefore, does not support allegations of deliberate or systematic medical neglect.

The record further establishes that the orders of the Honourable Supreme Court were fully implemented. The convicted prisoner was examined in accordance with the Court’s directions, and the relevant medical and administrative arrangements were made accordingly. His sister was also present during the medical examination.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has consistently maintained that health matters should not be politicized. The Government has never adopted a disrespectful attitude towards anyone’s health and has no interest in politicizing the convicted prisoner’s medical condition. The administration acted in accordance with the Honourable Supreme Court’s directions throughout the process. Relevant facts concerning his medical care and the implementation of the Court’s directions have also been placed on record transparently and consistently.

Importantly, the Supreme Court had specifically directed that, pending further proceedings, members of the convicted prisoner’s family, his political party and associated lawyers should not disclose or share his health condition or medical reports with the media or the public.

The Government therefore considers it important to distinguish between the right of a prisoner to receive appropriate medical treatment, which is fully respected and attempts to use confidential medical information as an instrument of political campaigning or public messaging.

The convicted prisoner’s medical treatment has continued as required and his access to specialist care has not been discontinued. A medical matter should therefore be assessed on the basis of the clinical record and applicable judicial directions rather than converted into a political controversy.

At the same time, access to a convicted prisoner cannot be used as a platform for unrestricted political communication or political activity from inside prison. Reasonable regulation of visits and communications, consistent with prison rules, court orders and security requirements, should not be mischaracterized as denial of access.

Against this background, the Government believes that the issue has been presented in an unnecessarily politicized manner, without adequate regard to the documented record concerning the convicted prisoner’s detention conditions, family access and medical treatment.

With regard to suggestions that the convicted prisoner’s sons are unable to travel to Pakistan to visit their father, the Government wishes to place on record that both hold valid National Identity Cards for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOPs). A valid NICOP is a recognised travel document for entry into Pakistan and may be used by them whenever they choose to travel to the country. Their ability to travel to Pakistan should therefore not be conflated with the separate question of prison visitation, which remains subject to applicable prison rules, judicial directions and security procedures.

The Government would therefore urge the concerned foreign media outlets to reflect these documented facts in any further reporting on the matter and to distinguish between verified custodial and medical records and politically contested allegations.

[Shayan Rehman @ShayanR4896101]

@MahinAdnan @SansCulottic @callmeemuffin the bench scene is nizhami street baku here are some images from when i visited

[Shayan Rehman @ShayanR4896101]

@MahinAdnan @callmeemuffin not sure about the building but most of it is in baku azerbaijan, especially the bench scene, i’ve visited there 3 times so i can clearly identify it

[Pat Cummins @patcummins30]

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

[Danish @PctDanish]

All 30 Test Wickets of Yasir Shah in England https://t.co/7ayzjvBJra

[Danish @PctDanish]

Mohammad Amir 2-20 (20 balls {11 dots}) vs Sunrisers Leeds | The Hundred, 2026 - Nottingham | Ball By Ball Highlights https://t.co/Miqh4025hY

[Duaa 🇵🇰💗 @duaa_elahi1]

This really is the multiverse of madness!

[Abdullah @michaelscottfc]

Lost many followers for supporting Messi and refusing to be part of the propaganda. Sorry but I can't use the suffering of people who are very dear to me for a sport.

Support someone for their ability and the way they play or don't. Dragging religion into it is disgraceful.

[UNICEF @UNICEF]

Yes, those photos you’ve seen are real.

More than 18 years ago, a baby named Lamine Yamal and his mom Sheila met Lionel Messi at a UNICEF fundraising photoshoot.

Today, their achievements on the pitch inspire millions. Off the pitch, both Messi and Lamine Yamal use their voices and platforms as UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors to support and advocate for children around the world.

The goal? That every child survives, thrives, and fulfils their potential.

We are proud to have them on our team.

Credit: Joan Monfort

[Geronimo Morgans @GeronimoMorgans]

Probably the best advice you need right now as a human being.

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

Lionel Messi's recent stance, especially regarding Trump, may be open to criticism, but this photo is generally shared out of context.

The photo was taken in August 2013 during FC Barcelona's Middle East "Peace Tour," when Messi was playing for the club. The first leg of the tour was dedicated directly to Palestine.

Before traveling to Israel, the team visited the West Bank and met with Palestinians. At Dura Stadium near Hebron, a football training session and event was held with the participation of approximately 25,000 Palestinian fans and children. Messi and his teammates played football with Palestinian children on the pitch and gave them technical training.

I'm not saying this to defend Messi, but there is no concrete indication that he directly supports zionism. There is no need to hand the world's most famous footballer to zionists who are openly looking for supporters.

[ESPN @espn]

Neymar emotional as his World Cup dreams come to an end 💔🥺

[Mufaddal Vohra @mufaddal_vohra]

EMOTIONAL BEN STOKES AFTER RETIREMENT. 🥹

[Priya Patel @priyaee]

VP to Israel: Sit down!

And he’s 100% correct.

[Danish @PctDanish]

fatima sana vs south africa x olivia rodrigo https://t.co/u5uyeBU8XB