'Forced them into vehicles': Imran Khan’s son alleges aunts, cousins 'abducted'
Kasim Khan, son of former Pakistani PM Imran Khan, has alleged that several of his family members have been abducted by authorities ahead of a planned political protest. These claims follow the official detention of Imran Khan's sister, Aleema Khan, under public order ordinances.
Why it matters
The allegations highlight escalating political tensions and concerns regarding human rights and due process in Pakistan.
Days before Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's planned September 27 protest march, former prime minister Imran Khan's son Kasim Khan has alleged that several members of his extended family have been detained and that their whereabouts have not been disclosed.In a series of posts on X, Kasim alleged that his aunts Dr Uzma and Noreen, along with cousins Shershah and Shahrez, were taken from their homes after authorities allegedly entered the properties and forced them into vehicles. The claims could not be independently verified.“This is a disgrace. Now my Aunts Dr. Uzma and Noureen, along with my cousins Shershah and Shahrez have now been abducted as well,” Kasim said.“They have broken into my aunties and cousins houses and forced them into vehicles with no explanation. No reasons for arrest have been stated.
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