Amid rising concerns and rumours about Imran Khan&rsquo;s health, his sister Uzma Khanum was granted permission to meet the former Pakistani prime minister inside Adiala Jail on Tuesday. A large group of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters gathered outside the facility during her visit.
The meeting comes after weeks of claims by Khan&rsquo;s family that they had been denied access despite court-approved rights. Over the past week, both Khan&rsquo;s son and sister publicly demanded proof that he is alive, raising speculation about his condition while in custody. Reports suggest that his sisters had previously been blocked from visiting him, intensifying fears about his well-being.
Khan&rsquo;s son stated that the former prime minister has been held for over 840 days and was kept in solitary confinement for six weeks, describing the conditions as highly restrictive with no transparency. He added that his family had no phone or in-person contact during this period. Authorities, however, maintain that Imran Khan is in good health.
The visit by Uzma Khanum was accompanied by strict security measures. The Punjab government deployed the full Rawalpindi police force along Adiala Road, and Section 144, prohibiting gatherings of four or more people, remains in force in both Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Senior police officials were stationed outside the jail to prevent any unrest amid ongoing&nbsp;Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf protests.
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has welcomed the visit but cautioned that the government must continue to honor its commitments regarding family access to Khan.

Imran Khan's sister meets him in Adiala Jail

Uzma Khanum allowed prison visit amid rumours over former PM’s health and family access

Imran Khan's sister meets him in Adiala Jail

Uzma Khanum allowed prison visit amid rumours over former PM’s health and family access

December 2, 2025 | 23:41 IST