By Admin 
The movement of people has increased outside Adiala Jail in Pakistan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has reached Adiala Jail to meet former Pakistan PM Imran Khan. The security personnel stopped him outside the jail, due to which a ruckus started there. All this is happening at a time when rumors have intensified on social media regarding the death of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan. It is being claimed in many reports that his health is not well.
Suspense deepens regarding Imran Khan murder
Sohail Afridi said, “I am the Chief Minister of 4 crore people of a province. I have come to meet Imran Khan for the seventh time. Will this not increase bitterness? Why am I not being allowed to meet Imran Khan?” An emergency meeting of the National Assembly has been called in Pakistan at 5:30 pm on Thursday (27 November 2025), due to which the suspense regarding the death of Imran Khan is increasing.
Sohail Afridi sits on strike outside the jail
KPK Chief Minister Sohail Afridi said that he was refused to meet Imran Khan in jail, hence he sat on strike outside the jail. Imran Khan’s party PTI is in government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Sohail Afridi is the only Chief Minister of his party.
Imran Khan’s supporters have been protesting outside Adiala jail for the last several days. This demonstration is now spreading to other cities of Pakistan also. Imran Khan’s family and PTI supporters are accusing Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir of murdering him in jail.
Police attacked Imran Khan’s three sisters
Three sisters of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan were also not allowed to meet him, after which they sat on a dharna outside Adiala Jail. His sisters Noreen Niazi, Alima Khan and Dr. Uzma Khan along with other members of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) were sitting outside the jail for the last one month. During this time the policemen attacked him and beat him brutally. The party questioned whether it was a crime on the part of the workers to demand a meeting with Imran Khan.