Islamabad – Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) has accused the federal and Punjab governments of misleading the nation about the health condition of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, intensifying political tensions over transparency and prisoner rights. PTI leaders argue that the delayed confirmation has exposed what they describe as false narratives presented by the authorities, fueling public concern over the former premier’s health and the secrecy surrounding his medical care. The party has demanded that Imran Khan’s personal medical team be allowed to examine him, stressing that any prisoner — particularly a high-profile political figure — must be granted lawful and humane medical treatment. PTI leaders claim the refusal of meetings, despite court-related expectations, reflects a pattern of political victimisation rather than lawful governance. As the political climate remains tense, the handling of Imran Khan’s health continues to raise questions not only about medical care in detention, but also about the credibility of official communication with the public.