A delegation from the British High Commission visited Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi to meet British nationals currently detained there. The visit was carried out under established international consular protocols, which allow diplomatic missions to monitor the welfare of their citizens abroad.
During the visit, British officials held meetings with three inmates identified as Tahir Naeem Ayaz, Sunaina, and Waqar Ahmed. The purpose of the visit was to assess their health, living conditions, and access to legal assistance.
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Such consular access is a routine part of the responsibilities carried out by foreign missions. It ensures that detained citizens are being treated fairly and in accordance with local and international laws.
The British High Commission has not released an official statement following the visit, and further details about the detainees or their legal cases remain confidential at this time.
