Forty-six US lawmakers urged President Biden to press for former Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s release, criticising human rights violations, electoral irregularities, and social media restrictions. Pakistan dismissed the resolution as foreign interference,

LONDON: Asserting that Pakistan judicial processes are a domestic matter, British Foreign Secretary David Lammy said that Pakistani authorities gave no indication that they intend to try

In a letter to outgoing President Biden, as many as 46 members of Congress urged Biden to take steps and act for the release of the incarcerated PM

Supporters of Imran Khan, the imprisoned former Pakistani prime minister, likely hoped that Trump would find the time to post something bringing attention to Khan’s plight.

As per a report in a British daily, senior military officials have completely rejected the idea of talks with Khan at any level, the willingness for which was expressed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder during his recent interaction with party leaders at Rawalpindi's Adiala jail.

The United States is often seen as meddling in Pakistan's internal affairs, but supporters of Imran Khan hope Donald Trump may throw his support behind the imprisoned former Prime Minister.

Over 40 US lawmakers have called on President Biden to push for the immediate release of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and other political detainees. They cited concerns about human rights violations and the fairness of Pakistan's electoral process following Khan's ousting in 2022.