Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan treated for eye ailment then sent back to prison

Imran Khan receives eye treatment in prison, sparking family and supporter demands for improved medical care and access. | Contesto: cronaca

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• Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan treated for eye ailment then sent back to prison

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Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was treated for an eye ailment this week before being returned to prison, reigniting concerns among his family and supporters about the quality of medical care he is receiving while in custody. The treatment, conducted under guard, has drawn fresh calls for authorities to allow loved ones to be present during medical procedures and to provide more comprehensive healthcare for the detained opposition leader. The development comes amid Khan’s ongoing legal battles and his continued detention since his arrest earlier this year. His party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, has repeatedly alleged that the former premier’s health is deteriorating due to inadequate prison conditions. The latest eye ailment, described by his medical team as requiring specialized attention, has intensified these accusations, with supporters staging protests outside several prisons where he has been held. Khan’s family has been particularly vocal, demanding that he be examined by independent doctors and that family members be allowed to accompany him during any further treatments. They argue that the lack of transparency around his medical care could lead to long-term health complications. The prison authorities, however, maintain that Khan is receiving standard care and that security protocols necessitate restricted access during medical visits. The controversy over Khan’s health reflects broader tensions between the former prime minister and the current government, which he accuses of orchestrating a politically motivated crackdown. His imprisonment has polarized the nation, with thousands of supporters rallying for his release while the government insists he is being held lawfully on charges ranging from corruption to inciting violence. Analysts note that the medical issue could become a flashpoint for further unrest, particularly if Khan’s condition worsens or if the government is perceived as denying him necessary care. International human rights organizations have also weighed in, urging Pakistani authorities to ensure that all detainees, including high-profile political figures, receive adequate medical attention. As Khan remains behind bars, the...

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