The US State Department in its press briefing on October 30 spoke about various issues related to the imprisonment of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan to the state of human rights in the country.
"I want to clearly state that those who voted in favour of the 26th constitutional amendment betrayed Pakistan by destroying the very foundations of our Constitution," the post read
The meeting took place in the conference room of Adiala Jail. Imran Khan's sisters -- Aleema Khan, Uzma Khan, and Noreen Khan -- were among the family members who visited him to discuss ongoing legal cases and political matters. This was Khan's first meeting with his family since the ban
During a recent parliamentary session, as per media reports from Pakistan, PTI lawmakers staged a walkout as voting began on the controversial 26th Constitutional Amendment.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) member of the National Assembly (MNA) Sher Afzal Marwat criticised the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Saturday for neglecting the imprisoned founding chairman of the party, Imran Khan.
British parliamentarians have called on UK's Foreign Secretary David Lammy MP to intervene in Imran Khan's release from Adiala Jail and engage with the Pakistan government.
The Political Committee of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has declared that it will abstain from participating in the voting on constitutional amendments in both legislative chambers, according to ARY News.
PTI has been protesting against the controversial 26th amendment which the Sharif government is eager to present in the National Assembly of Pakistan as it allegedly undermines the powers of the judiciary in the country.
Rehman has sought a day's time to wait for PTI's response on the proposed constitutional amendment that has been subject to various protests over the allegations that the bill would undermine the powers of the judiciary.