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‘Extremist’ Imran Khan’s Adiala jail meetings ‘completely banned’: minister

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December 5, 2025
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan outside a court in Islamabad, August 25, 2022. — Reuters
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan outdoors a courtroom in Islamabad, August 25, 2022. — Reuters
  • Information minister says PTI founder holds “Taliban-like mindset”.
  • Dialogue with PTI solely potential with out social gathering founder: Tarar.
  • Tarar says PTI lawmakers not standing with Imran’s narrative.

Info Minister Attaullah Tarar on Friday introduced a blanket ban on conferences with incarcerated Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan at Adiala jail, calling him an “extremist consumed by battle hysteria”.

His feedback got here hours after Inter-Providers Public Relations (ISPR) Director Basic Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry termed the PTI founder a “mentally in poor health particular person” and a risk to nationwide safety.

“Prisoner conferences are held in accordance with the regulation and established guidelines. There are not any conferences; all conferences are banned,” Tarar stated whereas talking on Geo Information’ programme “Naya Pakistan”.

The minister vowed swift and agency motion in opposition to anybody making an attempt to disrupt regulation and order outdoors the jail.

“It’s now time to revive the writ of the state. There can be no jail conferences, nor will gatherings be allowed,” he said.

In response to jail guidelines, the jail superintendent is current throughout any assembly, he stated, noting that officers had reported political discussions and directions being issued throughout the conferences.

“Permission is not going to be given to advance the enemy’s agenda from contained in the jail,” he said.

The PTI founder has been in jail since August 2023, following his elimination from workplace via a no-confidence vote in April 2022. He faces a plethora of instances starting from corruption to terrorism.

The ruling coalition has been accusing the PTI founding father of makes an attempt to sabotage the nation’s financial progress and inciting individuals in opposition to the state and its establishments.

Tarar stated that Khan and his social gathering sought to push the nation into default. “Letters have been despatched to the IMF [International Monetary Fund] to power Pakistan into default. Assaults have been carried out on navy installations on Could 9.”

The knowledge minister famous that the previous premier was creating an anti-state narrative as a result of he couldn’t see his personal political future.

Tarar claimed that PTI lawmakers have been pissed off with Khan, saying they believed he had “trapped them”.

““PTI lawmakers say the PTI founder is an extremist who calls Osama bin Laden a martyr,” he stated, including that the previous premier held a “Taliban-like mindset” and thought of “terrorists his associates”.

“This extremist particular person is consumed by battle hysteria — how lengthy will even his personal social gathering members tolerate him?” he requested.

In the meantime, the minister stated that the federal authorities was critically contemplating imposing a governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

“PTI members usually are not standing along with his [PTI founder] narrative,” he added.

The minister additionally introduced plans for registering instances in opposition to these creating narratives in opposition to the nation.

“They now don’t have any future; their political house and narrative can be restricted,” he added.

When requested whether or not there was nonetheless time for reconciliation with the PTI, Tarar responded: “They wasted their probability. There can be no dialogue with anybody who promotes chaos, terrorism or extremist pondering.”

Nevertheless, he stated that the PTI might provoke talks within the parliament with out the social gathering founder. “Come, apologise, and admit that your chief issued such filthy statements. Present regret — solely then can something be reconsidered.”

The knowledge minister stated there was no possibility left apart from the PTI to barter with out the previous prime minister.





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