Written By: Mishika Gupta | Published : November 26, 2025 10:40 PM IST
Rumours claiming that former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has died went viral on social media, creating confusion and concern across the country. As the panic starts to increase after a disturbing incident outside Adiala jail, where Imran Khan's sister said she was physically assaulted by the police when she was trying to meet him. These allegations combined with a lack of clear updates on Khan's condition have increased the speculations, leading a lot of Pakistanis to question. What is really happening inside the high-security prison?
This news was spreading all across social media in Pakistan, with unverified claims that Imran Khan has been killed inside Adiala jail.
Reports are now surfacing from inside the prisons of PUnjabi Pakistan that Imran Khan, who was being held in custody, has been killed by Asim Munir and his ISI administration according to several news outlets. If this information is confirmed to be true, it marks the absolute end pic.twitter.com/SbbVB5uJll
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Baluchistan (@BaluchistanMFA) November 26, 2025
Despite all this chaos and panic among people, no official confirmation or statement from the government or prison authorities has been issued regarding Khan's condition.
Just before the rumours starts to spread regarding Imran Khan death, a different confrontation took place right outside adiala jail. Imran Khan, sister, Aleema khan, Noreen Niazi, and Dr Uzma Khan were gathered outside the jail after being repeatedly, denied their weekly meeting with Imran Khan. They even told that police officers does not only stopped them for meeting Imran Khan, but also forced to disperse them.
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pic.twitter.com/TqHK7ixFMA PTI Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (@PTIKPOfficial) November 25, 2025
In a detailed statement, 71 year old Noreen Niazi alleged: " we were peacefully waiting outside the jail when the lights were suddenly switched off. Police grabbed my hair, dragged me on the road and hit the woman's standing with us." This video quickly went viral on internet, raising anger, and rage among people. PTI members who were present, also shared additional footage, saying that police acted without provocation.
