Moin Khan: Former captain of Pakistan cricket team and Prime Minister Imran Khan is in the news a lot. Their issue has gained momentum. Everyone is worried about his release from jail and his deteriorating health. Many veteran cricketers have expressed their views regarding him. Imran Khan’s old associates are also now appealing to the government regarding him. Former Pakistan wicketkeeper batsman Moin Khan has now come out in support of Imran. He has made an emotional appeal making big demands from the government.
Moin Khan posted a special video
Moin Khan has expressed concern about Imran Khan’s health. He said that the former captain should get good treatment. Posting a video, Moin Khan said, “Imran Khan is currently lodged in Adiala jail. His health is very bad. I appeal to the authorities there and the government of Pakistan to provide good medical facilities to our former captain. Being a citizen of Pakistan, he has full rights. Whatever he needs should be provided.”
Gave message to fellow cricketers also
Moeen Khan has also made a special appeal to fellow cricketers. He said that everyone should support Imran Khan. He said, “I also appeal to my fellow cricketers to raise their voice in support of Imran Khan. Imran has contributed a lot to Pakistan cricket. We all have learned a lot from him. He has given a lot to Pakistan cricket.”
Veterans supported Imran Khan
21 former captains of the world have raised their voice for Imran Khan and have written a letter to Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. Six months ago, 14 former captains had written a letter to the Pakistan government. Everyone had demanded good medical facilities for Imran. Recently, a new letter was written on 23 August, after which the number of former captains has increased to 21. Indian legends Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar are also included in the list. Everyone wrote a letter to Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, appealing for humane treatment and proper medical care. Let us tell you that Imran Khan is lodged in Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail since 2023 after being convicted in corruption cases.