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Pakistan's former PM Imran Khan's sons say his life at risk in prison

Business Standard · 26 August 2026 at 12:00 pm

Pakistan's former PM Imran Khan's sons say his life at risk in prison

Kasim and his brother Sulaiman Isa also urged the international community to pressure Pakistan for human rights violations against its former premier

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