Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently imprisoned in Adyala jail, has reportedly lost 85% of his vision in one eye due to a lack of proper medical treatment. His family and lawyers allege that despite being moved to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences under secrecy, he is not receiving adequate care as the facility lacks necessary equipment. In a significant global intervention, 14 international cricketing legends, including Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Steve Waugh, and Clive Lloyd, have written to the Pakistan government. They have demanded ‘immediate independent medical care, humane detention and family access’ for the 1992 World Cup-winning captain. Khan’s sons are reportedly seeking visas to visit their father as concerns over his deteriorating health grow. Critics suggest this situation reflects the eroding accountability under the current regime, where civilian oversight is shrinking and political opponents face severe isolation. The Pakistan government claims his eyesight is improving, but Khan’s personal doctor has been denied direct access to verify these claims.
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