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'Our father being slowly killed': Imran Khan's sons accuse Asim Munir of vendetta

Times of India - World ·
'Our father being slowly killed': Imran Khan's sons accuse Asim Munir of vendetta

Imran Khan's sons publicly claim that army chief Asim Munir is engaging in a personal vendetta against their father.

They voice serious concerns over Khan's prison conditions, labeling them as torture.

For more than six months, the sons have been unable to contact their father, and they worry about his neglected eye condition, which could lead to significant vision impairment.

However, the Pakistani government dismisses these allegations as unfounded propaganda.

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