Imran Khan killed inside jail by ISI : News of former PM’s murder stirs social media, Pak media claims he is ‘safe and sound’
“Imran khan killed by isi inside jail”
Imran khan killed by isi inside jail.
However, Pakistani media claimed that the news of Imran Khan’s assassination was fake and blamed Indian trolls for spreading fake news on social media. Pakistani media claimed that Imran Khan is safe in jail.
Islamabad, May 10: Social media is abuzz with reports of the death of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan inside Adiala Jail. However, Pakistani media has claimed that the news of Imran Khan’s murder is fake and has blamed Indian trolls for spreading fake news on social media. Pakistani media has claimed that Imran Khan is “safe and sound” in jail.
On Saturday, a news report spread on social media that former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan was killed inside the jail by their intelligence agency ISI. It is being claimed that Imran Khan was poisoned inside the jail. However, Pakistani media has denied the news and claimed that it is fake. However, no official confirmation or statement related to this fake news has been released by Pakistan or the jail authorities.
A press release is also being circulated on social media claiming to have been issued by the Pakistani government. The press release states, “With deep sorrow and solemnity, we confirm the death of former Prime Minister Imran Khan in judicial custody. The incident occurred in circumstances where a thorough investigation is currently underway.”
The press release further said, “This incident has shocked the country and beyond, and the Government of Pakistan recognizes the gravity of the situation. We are committed to ensuring complete transparency in determining the cause and accountability for this tragic incident.”
“Pakistan has always upheld the sanctity of life and the rule of law. The protection of human rights, especially in custodial situations, is a cornerstone of our democratic framework. The government is actively engaging with relevant UN human rights bodies and independent observers to ensure a credible and impartial investigation.”
