Pak Govt: No Embargo on Imran Khan's Sons Meeting Him in Jail, Denies Torture Claims

• Pakistan government states "no embargo" on Imran Khan's sons, Suleman and Kasim, meeting him at Adiala Jail.
• Interior State Minister Talal Chaudhry denied claims of restrictions, calling them "propaganda" and offering visas.
• Khan's sons, living in London, expressed fears of never seeing their father again and concern for his well-being.
• They claimed Khan is in solitary confinement in a 6x8 cell, calling it "clear torture tactics."
• A UN special rapporteur also warned of conditions that could amount to inhuman or degrading treatment.

Why It Matters: Pakistan government denies restricting Imran Khan's sons from meeting him, refuting claims of torture.