Pakistan Suspends Visits to Imprisoned Ex-PM Imran Khan Amid Security Concerns

Authorities cite potential terror threats as the reason for the two-week ban on visits to Khan, who is serving multiple prison sentences.

Pakistani authorities have imposed a two-week ban on visits to former Prime Minister Imran Khan in Adiala prison, citing intelligence reports of a possible attack.
Khan, convicted on charges of corruption, revealing official secrets, and violating marriage laws, is serving his sentences concurrently.
The ban has sparked criticism from Khan's political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), which deems the move as unlawful and aims to isolate Khan.
The February 8 elections saw PTI failing to secure a majority, leading to Shehbaz Sharif's return as prime minister amid allegations of election rigging.
Khan's legal team and PTI plan to challenge the visitation ban in court, arguing it violates a high court directive allowing routine meetings.