The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) has decided to support Aleema Khan’s call for a 'long march' but expresses fears that the protest could lead to another 'false-flag operation' or a 'massacre'.

Aleema Khan, sister of Imran Khan, has reiterated her rejection of the government's medical reports after her brother was hospitalized for an eye ailment, stating the family does not accept the official stance on his health.

The PTI party staged a sit-in protest after Imran Khan's sisters were once again denied access to Adiala jail, with Aleema Khan stating that engagement with the government had yielded no change.

Aleema Khan, sister of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has refuted reports claiming her brother met with a former army chief in Adiala Jail. She labeled these reports as "totally fake" and baseless.

Aleema Khan, sister of the incarcerated former premier Imran Khan, has appeared to ease tensions with PTI Secretary General Salman Akram Raja. She clarified that she holds no official position in the party and is focused on securing her brother's release.

Aleema Khan, sister of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, stated that Imran will not bow down, as concerns over his health grow and his family has been denied a meeting with him.

Aleema Khan has made serious allegations against leaders of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party.

ISLAMABAD: Aleema Khan, sister of PTI founder Imran Khan, on Wednesday launched a scathing criticism of both the party leadership and the Islamabad High Court (IHC) over decisions taken for the former premier’s medical treatment and the delay in fixing his cases for hearing. A day earlier, the PTI founder was taken to the hospital for follow-up treatment of his eye ailment, which came to light in late January. However, his party took exception to the ‘secrecy’ surrounding this procedure and t...

Aleema Khan, sister of PTI founder Imran Khan, has filed a petition before the Islamabad High Court, challenging her brother's alleged solitary confinement and describing his detention conditions as unlawful and inhumane.

Aleema Khan, sister of Imran Khan, has rejected the government's version of events and medical reports after her brother was taken to the hospital for the fifth time for an eye ailment. She stated that the family does not accept the government's stance on his health.

Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi met in Adiala jail, while Khan's sister, Aleema Khan, alleged restrictions on access to the PTI founder. She called for his immediate release, citing worsening political and economic conditions in the country.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi and Imran Khan’s sister Aleema Khan claimed that shots were fired at participants of a sit-in protest in Adiala, Pakistan, on Tuesday night, resulting in several injuries. The incident reportedly occurred during a caravan led by CM Afridi.

Aleema Khan, citing health concerns for Imran Khan and ongoing court proceedings in riot cases, has criticized the government and urged public mobilization.

ISLAMABAD/Lahore: Rejecting media reports that she is opposing meetings between Imran Khan and party leaders, Aleema Khan on Tuesday questioned how she could stop such meetings when she herself has been unable to meet her brother. “People across Pakistan are demanding the release of Imran Khan. The whole world is raising the same demand. Just wait and see — people will come out of their homes and secure his release. Moreover, as the global situation changes, I am hopeful he will be released,”...

Aleema Khan has strongly criticized the leadership and legal team of the PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) party.

THE controversy surrounding the medical care, or lack thereof, given to incarcerated former prime minister Imran Khan has shone a harsh spotlight on the intersection of politics and basic human rights in today’s Pakistan. Speaking on Tuesday, the interior minister accused the jailed leader’s sister, Aleema Khan, of “delaying” Mr Khan’s medical checkup for three days, allegedly so she could ‘do politics’ over his health. “Alm­ost all political leaders were on board, but Aleema Khan sahiba vetoed them,” Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi claimed. According to the minister, her insistence that Mr Khan’s checkup and treatment be conducted under specific circumstances was merely a means to keep the matter of his deteriorating health alive for as long as possible. But while the opposition TTAP alliance quickly dismissed Mr Naqvi’s statement as “blatantly misleading and contrary to the facts”, remarks made by some PTI leaders regarding Mr Naqvi’s role and their interactions with the government seemed to partially endorse it. Mr Khan’s sisters later made a set of counterclaims in their own press conference, presenting a very different picture compared to the interior minister’s version of events. According to them, their brother was “not fine”. They recalled he was not given prompt treatment when he flagged his eye condition some three months ago to jail authorities. They also claimed that the government had reneged on its promises to transfer Mr Khan to a private hospital and to grant the family access to the doctors nominated by it. From where things stand, it is very difficult to ascertain how much of what each party says is true. Clearly, there is significant disagreement within the PTI camp concerning the right course of action regarding Imran Khan’s health, with some leaders seemingly willing to trust the government’s handling of his condition, while others, especially his family, insist on personal oversight. That said, the government is also not without blame for how it has mismanaged the jailed leader’s health. It may be recalled that officials had initially denied that anything was wrong with Mr Khan, and the truth only came out after information regarding his visit to Pims in Islamabad was leaked to the press. By mishandling its communications on the matter, the government itself gave good reason for the family to doubt it can promise the former prime minister’s well-being, and it cannot now blame his sisters for wanting more oversight over his treatment by doctors they trust. Therefore, while the PTI and Mr Khan’s family need to firmly decide what it is that they want, the government must also respect their wishes and ensure much greater transparency in how it is dealing with Mr Khan’s ailment. It must also ensure his sons can visit him. No one’s health should be held hostage to political bickering. Published in Dawn, February 19th, 2026

Aleema Khan, sister of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has stated that the public is backing calls for her brother's release from custody.

Aleema Khan, sister of PTI founder Imran Khan, has raised concerns about his safety in jail, fearing he might be poisoned. She claims he is being held in isolation under unprecedented conditions for a political leader.

Aleema Khan, sister of the imprisoned former Pakistani premier Imran Khan, stated that any acceptable 'deal' would require the restoration of an independent judiciary and the holding of free and fair elections.

Aleema Khan, sister of PTI chief Imran Khan, has urged party supporters to take to the streets to demand the release of the former prime minister and his wife, Bushra Bibi, expressing disillusionment with the courts.

• Aleema links international situation with ex-premier’s conviction • PTI rejects PM’s austerity measures as ‘cosmetic, eyewash’ ISLAMABAD: Sisters of former prime minister Imran Khan were again stopped at a check post outside Adiala jail on Tuesday, pro­m­p­ting them to stage a sit-in while some Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) workers who tried to move towards the jail were pushed back by police. Aleema Khan, while speaking to media persons outside the jail, said it was unfortunate that famil...

Aleema Khan has launched a broadside against the PTI leadership, urging party leaders to either support Imran Khan's narrative or step aside.