In a significant development, former Adiala Jail officials have been detained for allegedly providing unauthorized privileges to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Founder Imran Khan during his imprisonment. The officials, including a deputy superintendent and a jail assistant, are accused of misusing their power to facilitate Khan’s communication and other needs.
The investigation, which is currently underway, has revealed that the officials provided Khan with mobile phone access, allowing him to make WhatsApp calls linked to three European countries. This is a clear violation of prison regulations, and the officials are being held accountable for their actions.
Former deputy superintendent Muhammad Akram, who served in Adiala Jail for 15 years, is also under investigation for his alleged role in facilitating Khan’s communication. Akram is suspected of having close ties with Khan and acting as his messenger.
The detention of the former Adiala Jail officials and the ongoing investigation highlight the alleged misuse of power within the prison. The authorities are taking steps to ensure that those responsible are held accountable and that the prison regulations are enforced.
The investigation is expected to shed light on the extent of the facilities provided to Khan during his imprisonment and the officials involved in facilitating them. The jail administration is likely to meet soon to discuss the findings and determine further actions.
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