Sister of Pakistan's ex-PM Imran Khan arrested
Her son is demanding her return.The order for Khanum's arrest, which came from Lahore's deputy commissioner, alleged that she was mobilising Imran Khan's supporters "through social media and public meetings". It added that she will be detained for 30 days.Khanum is a vocal critic of her brother's detention, regularly speaking to his supporters and the media. A police official confirmed Khanum's arrest to the BBC.
- ▪Her son is demanding her return.The order for Khanum's arrest, which came from Lahore's deputy commissioner, alleged that she was mobilising Imran Khan's supporters "through social media and public meetings".
- ▪It added that she will be detained for 30 days.Khanum is a vocal critic of her brother's detention, regularly speaking to his supporters and the media.
- ▪A police official confirmed Khanum's arrest to the BBC.
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Sister of Pakistan's ex-PM Imran Khan arrestedImage source, REUTERS/SalahuddinImage caption, Aleema Khanum, pictured in January 2025 outside Adiala jail, speaking to the media after her brother's jail sentenceByCarrie Davies, Pakistan correspondent and Hafsa KhalilPublished4 minutes agoThe sister of Pakistan's imprisoned former prime minister, Imran Khan, has been arrested ahead of next week's protests held in his support, his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has said.Aleema Khanum was detained in the eastern city of Lahore on Sunday afternoon, PTI officials said, calling it an "illegal detention".
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