Imran Khan Secures Second Major Victory in the Senate | Aleema Khan Protest at Adiala Jail

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Imran Khan Secures Second Major Victory in the Senate | Aleema Khan Protest at Adiala Jail

After a significant development in the National Assembly, Imran Khan has secured another major political victory in the Senate. However, the demand from PTI leaders and supporters remains clear: not just meetings, but the immediate release of Imran Khan. As tensions rise, Aleema Khan reaches Adiala Jail and launches a sit-in protest, drawing the attention of international media to the jail’s premises.

This video covers how Aleema Khan addressed the media outside Adiala Jail, alleging corruption and misconduct by local police officials and questioning claims that the country’s situation is improving. She highlighted that Imran Khan has been allowed only one hour of contact with the outside world over 96 days, calling it a serious violation of basic rights. Quran recitation was also held outside the jail as lawyers and PTI leaders gathered in solidarity.

We also explain the legal struggle surrounding Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi, as PTI senators, including Azam Swati and Raja Nasir Abbas, approached the Islamabad High Court multiple times seeking hearings. Barrister Gohar stated that despite 15 appearances by hundreds of parliamentarians, no effective hearing has been scheduled, raising concerns about access to justice.

Another key development discussed is the appointment of Allama Raja Nasir Abbas as the Leader of the Opposition in the Senate. In his first speech, he reaffirmed loyalty to Imran Khan, warned that public trust in the system is collapsing, and stated that the political crisis can only be resolved through Imran Khan’s release. He also questioned the role of powerful institutions in politics and called for regional dialogue on international tensions.

The video further highlights heated exchanges in parliament, including claims by Rana Sanaullah, statements by Khawaja Asif, and allegations by Talal Chaudhry regarding the security situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. A disturbing incident is covered where MNA Iqbal Afridi was forcibly stopped from speaking in the National Assembly, raising serious questions about democratic norms.