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Pakistan Supreme Court permitted a PTI lawyer to meet Imran Khan in jail and report on his living conditions

Updated on: 11 February,2026 08:39 AM IST  |  Islamabad
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Pakistan’s Supreme Court allowed a PTI lawyer to meet jailed former prime minister Imran Khan and submit a report on his living conditions at Adiala Jail. Khan, 73, has been in jail since August 5, 2023, after his conviction in a corruption case. 

Pakistan Supreme Court permitted a PTI lawyer to meet Imran Khan in jail and report on his living conditions

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Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party lawyer to meet incarcerated former prime minister Imran Khan in prison and submit a report about his “living conditions”. Khan, 73, has been in jail since August 5, 2023, after his conviction in a corruption case. 

Currently, he has been kept at Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi. The court appointed PTI counsel Salman Safdar as amicus curiae with orders to visit the jail. “Salman Safdar should go to Adiala and be given full access so he may be able to file a written response,” it said.


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