Kasim Khan said the Pakistani government is deliberately refusing to process visas for him and his brother to prevent a meeting with Imran Khan.
The situation highlights the ongoing tension between the Pakistani state and the family of the former prime minister. By restricting family access, the government may be attempting to isolate the political leader during his current legal and political struggles.
According to reports, the visa refusal affects two individuals [1], Kasim Khan and his brother. The siblings intended to travel to Pakistan to meet their father, but the processing of their travel documents has been halted.
Kasim Khan said the government's actions are a deliberate attempt to obstruct the family reunion. The refusal of the two visas [1] serves as a barrier to the siblings' ability to enter the country and provide support to their father.
This development follows a period of fluctuating diplomatic and legal breakthroughs. While some progress had previously been reported regarding the status of Imran Khan, the current visa deadlock suggests a return to a more restrictive stance by the authorities.
The Pakistani government has not issued a formal response to the specific allegations regarding the visa processing. However, the timing of these restrictions coincides with heightened political volatility surrounding the former prime minister's status.
“Kasim Khan said the Pakistani government is deliberately refusing to process visas”
The reported blocking of family visas indicates a strategy of social and emotional isolation against Imran Khan. By preventing his children from visiting, the state reinforces the physical and legal boundaries surrounding the former leader, potentially signaling that the government is unwilling to grant concessions even on humanitarian or familial grounds.
