Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan recently spoke with his sons, Kasim and Suleman. He confirmed they will visit him in Pakistan but will not join any political activities.
Speaking from Adiala Jail on Saturday, Imran Khan told reporters he had a one-and-a-half-hour phone call with his sons. He said, “They will come to Pakistan to see me, but they won’t take part in politics or any protests.”
Imran Khan shared that the contact with his sons was made after a long time. “It was good to speak with them,” he added.
The former prime minister also said his prison conditions have improved. He mentioned, “My newspapers have also been restored now.”
Imran Khan has been in jail for several weeks amid ongoing political tensions. His case and detention have attracted national and international attention.
By ruling out his sons’ political role, Imran Khan appears to be protecting them from the political challenges he is facing. Kasim and Suleman have stayed away from the public and political scenes so far.
The PTI founder’s statement may influence the party’s future leadership and strategy. Political analysts are watching closely to see how this decision affects the party and its supporters.
Imran Khan continues to maintain communication with his supporters despite his imprisonment. His recent phone call with his sons shows a personal side of the political leader during these difficult times.
The situation remains fluid as Pakistan’s political landscape evolves. Imran Khan’s next moves and the role of his family will be key points to watch in the coming weeks.
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