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Gandapur Says Mohsin Naqvi Made Strongest Efforts for Imran Khan’s Release

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February 17, 2026
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Former Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister Ali Amin Gandapur has claimed that Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi made extra severe and sustained efforts than anybody else to safe the discharge of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan.

Talking to a non-public information channel, Gandapur mentioned he had beforehand shared this view inside get together circles and was now stating it publicly.

“Mohsin Naqvi made vigorous efforts to resolve the problem. He made extra efforts than anybody else to make sure Imran Khan’s launch,” he mentioned.

His remarks come at a time of heightened political stress following a medical report submitted to the Supreme Courtroom of Pakistan by Khan’s counsel and the court-appointed amicus curiae, Salman Safdar.

The report confirmed that the previous prime minister was identified with central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO), a severe eye situation.

Based on the medical findings, Imran Khan, who has been in jail since August 2023, had complained of dropping roughly 85 % of imaginative and prescient in his proper eye.

The situation is mostly related to older age and underlying cardiovascular danger components similar to hypertension, excessive ldl cholesterol, diabetes, and coronary heart illness.

Following the report, the PTI management and members of Khan’s household expressed concern over his well being and demanded that he be shifted to a hospital for correct therapy.

Nevertheless, separate sources mentioned {that a} staff of specialist docs from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) and Al-Shifa Worldwide Hospital carried out an in depth examination and expressed satisfaction over his present situation, noting vital enchancment in his eyesight.

In an earlier interview, Gandapur additionally claimed that Mohsin Naqvi had spoken in help of Imran Khan even in entrance of Chief of Military Workers and Chief of Defence Forces Discipline Marshal Asim Munir. “Naqvi is the one particular person I’ve seen who may even get the Discipline Marshal to have interaction in a dialog. I’ve not seen anybody else try this,” he mentioned.

He acknowledged that the PTI had beforehand been upset with Naqvi over his dealing with of get together issues, together with his personal therapy. “Imran was offended with him, however now I acknowledge Naqvi’s function in trying to resolve the matter,” Gandapur added.

Gandapur additionally mentioned he at present has no contact with the inside minister and doesn’t maintain any official place by means of which he might talk about the problem additional.

Commenting on Khan’s well being, he mentioned he discovered it troublesome to completely belief medical studies attributable to previous experiences.

Based on him, considerations come up when relations and senior get together leaders aren’t allowed to fulfill the PTI founder.

He additional famous that the PTI is going through inside divisions and an absence of clear decision-making, which he mentioned has sophisticated the get together’s response to ongoing political developments.



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