Karachi - Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's son, Kasim Khan, has made a strong public appeal, claiming his father is being kept in an "inhumane death cell" inside prison. In a sharp statement, Kasim revealed that his 73-year-old father has been held in solitary confinement for the last six weeks at Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail. He alleges that authorities have repeatedly blocked all family visits, even going against previous court orders. This lack of access has created serious worry among his family and millions of supporters about the former leader's well-being.

This urgent claim is happening while social media is filled with unconfirmed rumors that Imran Khan has been killed while in custody. Kasim Khan strongly accused the government of enforcing an "absolute blackout," saying it is a planned effort to hide his father's true condition. He stated that the family has had "no contact" and "no proof of life" for many weeks. He has now called on global human rights groups and democratic nations to step in, demanding they immediately ensure his father is safe and end his unfair isolation.

In response to the rising public concern, jail officials have firmly denied all claims of mistreatment and declining health. Authorities insisted that the former Prime Minister is in "completely good health" and receiving all necessary medical care. However, political pressure continues to build. Other leaders from Khan's party, along with his sisters, have staged protests outside the jail, claiming they were met with police force and accusing the current administration of extreme media censorship. The situation highlights a deep political and human rights crisis surrounding the treatment of Pakistan's most popular jailed leader.