Confusion reigns over the whereabouts of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan! News of his death has spread across Pakistan. Has no one been allowed to visit Imran in jail for three weeks?

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. In fact, Afghan media has claimed that Imran has been killed in jail. However, Pakistan denies the allegation. But after the allegations of the family, the suspicion is getting deeper. Imran Khan's family has alleged that they have not been allowed to meet or speak to him in jail for the past three weeks. Imran Khan's three sisters have alleged that they are not being allowed to meet their brother. In Pakistan's Adiala Jail, no one is being allowed to talk or meet anyone for the last 21 days. Imran's sisters have also lodged a complaint with the IG of Pakistan's Punjab province in this regard. In the complaint, the sisters have alleged that Imran is being subjected to brutal violence in jail.
Not only this, Noreen Niazi wrote that even after the age of 71, the police beat her, grabbed her hair and dragged her on the road. Not only this, the police are harassing them so much that the lights of the roads are turned off and then they are beaten on the roads. Some Afghan media reports have claimed that Imran Khan has been killed. These include Afghan media outlets. Islamabad: Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been killed in his cell in Adiala Jail, according to Pakistani media reports. The incident has sparked political and social outrage in the state. According to the claim, Imran Khan was tortured to death in jail and his body was taken out of the jail. Imran Khan's sisters - Aleema Khan, Noreen Khan and Uzma Khan - and their supporters have been alleging that they are not being allowed to meet the jailed leader. Following this, the protesters staged a sit-in outside the jail. PTI party supporters say that if Imran Khan is alive and safe, he should be allowed to meet. Thousands of supporters had gathered outside the jail on Tuesday night. They staged a peaceful protest but had to be stopped by the police. The authorities are demanding an explanation and transparent information in the case. On the other hand, the government and the jail administration have claimed that the news is "baseless." "Such rumours have been denied in the past too.