Imran Khan says highest pay cheque of his life came from his ‘most miserable film’

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s life is at risk due to the conditions of his prison confinement, his sons said during an emotional news conference on Tuesday, adding that efforts to visit their jailed father have hit a wall.

“My father is the toughest person I know. But he is 73 years old, and his body is paying the price for how he is being treated,” Kasim Khan said during a press briefing via Zoom from London. “At this point its looking more likely than not that he won’t be able to survive this — his stay in prison.”

Kasim and his brother Sulaiman Isa also urged the international community to pressure Pakistan for human rights violations against its former premier, an ex-cricket star who remains one of Pakistan’s most popular leaders despite his three years of imprisonment.