Pakistani journalist claims death of former PM Imran Khan, PTI tweets

Lahore. Imran Khan's death is claimed by senior Pakistani journalist Wajahat S. Khan has done it. He made this claim quoting sources in the Pakistani government and army. After that, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) said on Tuesday that the continuous “worrying news” regarding the health of party founder Imran Khan is spreading uneasiness and panic across the country. The party demanded from the government that he should be allowed to meet Imran Khan.

This statement of Imran Khan's party PTI has come after the report of journalist Wajahat Saeed Khan in which it was said about the alleged death of Imran in custody. There were already concerns about Imran's health and his inability to meet her, and the report sparked sharp criticism among the party's supporters and admirers.




  • Let us tell you that Imran Khan has been in jail since August 2023 and is currently serving his sentence in Adiala jail in a corruption case worth 190 million pounds. He is also facing trial under the Anti-Terrorism Act related to the May 9, 2023 protests. PTI's Central Media Department said in a post on

    The PTI statement said, “The government should remember that Imran Khan is not an ordinary political activist, but an elected and popular political leader of millions of Pakistanis. It is the government's responsibility to take the public into confidence about his health.” Imran is the leader of the country's largest and most popular political party and his health and safety are “directly linked to the concerns and sentiments of millions of Pakistanis”. It also said that the uncertainty regarding his health cannot be extended further and is “not acceptable”.

    The statement demanded that the government make immediate arrangements to ensure that Imran meets his family members, personal doctors, lawyers and responsible political leaders of the party. It also said that his entire medical examination and treatment should be done under the supervision of his personal doctors, in the presence of family members and with “complete transparency”.

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