The politics of Pakistan is taking a new turn these days. Both the sons of the country’s Prime Minister Imran Khan, Suleman and Kasim may soon come to Pakistan. As soon as this news comes, the streaks of tension between the power and the opposition have become deeper. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced that it will start a nationwide movement from August 5, which has been named ‘Imran Khan Free Movement’. The special thing is that Imran Khan’s sons can also participate in this protest, who are considered to be scheduled to come to Pakistan after years.

Pakistani government’s stance strict

The ruling party Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has given a clear warning that if Imran’s sons are involved in any illegal or violent protests, they will be arrested. Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari said in sharp words, “When Imran Khan was attacked, why did his sons not come to Pakistan? Now why is he suddenly reminding him of his father? PTI is using children as political pawns.”

Jemima’s retaliation- ‘Not politics, this is a personal revenge’

Meanwhile, Imran Khan’s ex -wife Jemima Goldsmith has made serious allegations against the government on social media. He said, “My children are not allowed to talk to their father. They have been in jail alone for two years. Now it is being said that if they come to Pakistan, they will be arrested. It is not politics, not a personal revenge,” he is not a personal revenge. ” Jemima also claimed that the government of Pakistan is preventing her sons from meeting her father.

PTI’s charge, Imran Khan kept in solitude

Imran Khan is currently lodged in Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail and according to reports he has been kept in solitude. PTI says that they are not being allowed to meet the family, even talk on the phone.

Imran’s sister Alima Khan said a few days ago that her nephews Suleman and Kasim would come to Pakistan to participate in the protest starting on August 5.

Will Imran’s son become the next political target?

The Prime Minister’s advisor Rana Sanaullah also said, “If Khan’s sons are found breaking the law, the government will not hesitate to take action against him.” The situation is indicating that after the arrest of Imran Khan, the movement which was cooled, can now catch fast once again.

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Pakistan genral asim munir power: In 2023, when violent protests started after the arrest of Imran Khan in Pakistan, General Aseem Munir has become a symbol of army and power. General Munir’s public image has been a strict and strategic military officer, but his popularity has also declined, especially in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa regions. Now this decision of the Pakistani Supreme Court has given a new life to his falling grip. The decision pronounced on 7 May 2025 allows the military establishment not only to prosecute citizens, but can also weaken the roots of democracy.

The seven-member constitutional bench of the Supreme Court pronounced a 5–2 majority that on May 9, 2023, citizens involved in the attack on military bases could be prosecuted in military courts. Earlier in 2023, another bench declared this process unconstitutional. This decision seems to be contrary to the spirit of civilian freedom of the Pakistani Constitution, but this decision of the court also reflects how complicated and dense the relations between the military establishment and the judiciary.

PTI reaction and democracy erosion
Imran Khan’s party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has strongly criticized this decision. Party leaders have described it as a “armed decision” which gives General Munir a constitutional medium to suppress disagreement. Sindh’s PTI chief Haleem Adil Sheikh specifically questioned the time of the decision, calling it an attempt to hide injustice amidst the situation like a war.

International response and human rights organizations warns
Reena Omar of the International Commission of Justice (ICJ) called the decision a terrible “, although he admitted that it was already expected. He expressed deep concern over the militarization of justice by the judiciary. Human rights organizations believe that through this decision, Pakistan is making a military system against its own citizens which is far away from transit and impartial.