Family members of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan indicate that he may be released from prison due to health concerns.

The PTI is set to finalize its protest strategy for August 5, following calls from within the party and from Imran Khan's family to intensify pressure on the government.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) has issued a warning of a boycott, citing discrimination and raising concerns over curbs on PTI, issues related to Imran Khan's family, and the suspension of CNG.

Imran Khan's family claims he is enduring 'unimaginable mistreatment' and 'deliberate cruelty' in prison, attributing his vision loss to inadequate care.

The PTI has formally separated its party policy from the actions of Imran Khan's family, following his sister's submission of a reply to the NCCIA.

The sisters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister were denied a meeting with him in Adiala jail, leading them to demand access and threaten a sit-in.

TTAP has denied reports of rifts with the family of Imran Khan, asserting that their alliance remains strong.

Tariq Fazl says comments not an isolated incident, reflect broader pattern by Imran Khan's family

Imran Khan's family has reportedly expressed irritation with the leadership of the PTI party, with his sisters urging party members to gather at Adiala Jail.

Aleema Khan, sister of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, stated that Imran will not bow down, as concerns over his health grow and his family has been denied a meeting with him.