Imran Khan’s Sons Kasim And Sulaiman Break Silence, Makes SHOCKING Revelation: ‘Filthy Water & Psychological Torture’ In Adiala Jail | VIDEO | World News
The sons of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan have finally spoken out about the “psychological torture and violation of international law standards” they allege their father suffered in Adiala Prison in Rawalpindi. “Maybe we will never see our father again,” Kasim and Suleiman Isa Khan told a daily newspaper in a heartbreaking interview.
The PTI founder has been detained for over two years, but his family claims conditions have deteriorated so much that a ‘death row’ environment designed to crush his will by isolating him completely exists.
Isolation and ‘Death Row’ Allegations
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“This is the truth on the inside,” the brothers told Sky News. They claim the former prime minister was held in solitary confinement, locked in his cell 23 hours a day and with frequent power cuts.
Substandard Hygiene: The brothers claim Khan was forced to drink “dirty water” and was kept in close proximity to prisoners dying of hepatitis.
Total Insulation: Süleyman Khan claimed that his father did not have access to any people in the prison, including the guards. “He is being held in completely substandard conditions, which in no way comply with international legal standards,” he said.
Seven Months of Silence: Both siblings revealed that they have been prohibited from speaking to their father for the last seven months and their visa procedures to travel to Pakistan are pending.
Imran Khan’s sons Qasim and Suleiman stated that they were worried that they would never see their father again and described his conditions in prison as “death row”. Watch my full interview on YouTube and my show at 9pm UK time@SkyNews pic.twitter.com/rfRO8A3hBu— Yalda Hakim (@SkyYaldaHakim) December 16, 2025
A Mother’s Objection and ‘X’ Censorship
But the call for help is backed by Khan’s first wife, Jemima Goldsmith. Recently, Goldsmith took to Tesla CEO and owner Elon Musk, claiming that Khan’s tweets about his health were either blocked or “shadowbanned” in Pakistan. In his appeal, Goldsmith echoed concerns raised by his sons, claiming that the lack of communication was part of the current government’s strategy to silence the PTI leader.
Repression of Protests and UN Warning
The situation outside Adiala Jail remains volatile. Imran Khan’s sisters and a large number of PTI workers staged a sit-in protest where they were not allowed to meet Imran Khan.
Police Action: Police used water cannon to disperse the crowd. PTI leaders claim that the water used is “chemically adulterated”.
Terrorism accusations: Khan’s three sisters and 400 workers of his party were also indicted on terrorism charges following a protest.
International Edition: A spokesperson for the United Nations published this comment a week ago, reminding Shehbaz Sharif’s administration that “long-term or indefinite solitary confinement is prohibited under international human rights instruments.”
Defense of the Government
The Pakistani government has rejected these allegations in the clearest terms. Mosharraf Zaidi, spokesman for Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, said that these “torture” allegations are untenable.
Zaidi told Sky News that Khan was visited 870 times in prison in 860 days, even though Khan was only allowed to visit once a week. The government alleges that Khan was treated as a high-profile prisoner in accordance with prison regulations in force at the time.
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