In a recent development, the federal government has refuted claims made by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan regarding his alleged solitary confinement in Adiala jail.
Contrary to Khan’s assertions during a hearing, where he complained of restricted access to his legal team and lack of facilities, the government has submitted compelling documentary evidence showcasing the amenities provided to him.
During the hearing on May 30, Khan, appearing via video link, expressed grievances about being kept in solitary confinement and denied access to his legal counsel.
However, the government has presented photos to the court revealing an array of facilities provided to Khan, including an exercise bike, stretching belt for physical fitness, books, a separate kitchen, special menu, exclusive gallery for walks, LED, room cooler, and study table. These amenities, typically unavailable to ordinary prisoners, underscore the special arrangements made for the former prime minister.
In a detailed document submitted to the court, the government not only included photographs of the facilities but also listed the names of individuals who have visited Khan during his confinement.
Moreover, the government has suggested the appointment of a judicial officer, in the form of a commission, to independently verify the submitted facts. This proposal aims to ensure transparency and address any doubts regarding the provided evidence.
The government’s submission emphasizes the importance of setting the record straight and urges the court to consider the additional documents for a comprehensive understanding of the situation.
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