In a shocking incident, Imran Khan’s sisters were subjected to a brutal attack while peacefully protesting outside Adiala Jail in December at 2 a.m. The elderly women, who had come to meet their brother, were unarmed and demonstrating their constitutional and human rights when security forces launched a violent crackdown.

The government, along with its supporters, not only ignored the court orders permitting the family to meet Imran Khan but also resorted to extreme measures, including water cannon attacks, road demolitions, stone-throwing, and physical violence against the unarmed women. This act of repression highlights the oppressive tactics and fascist tendencies of the current regime, driven by fear of unarmed women and political dissent.

The incident has drawn widespread condemnation, with many calling it a clear example of government terrorism and brutality. Supporters and opposition alike have expressed solidarity with Imran Khan and his family in their ongoing struggle against oppression and tyranny.

Senator Mushtaq Ahmad stated, “I will continue to stand with Imran Khan and his family in the fight against injustice and tyranny.” The incident has once again exposed the oppressive nature of the current government and its blatant disregard for constitutional rights and human dignity.