The Pakistani government has suspended the visitation rights of former Prime Minister and PTI founder Imran Khan’s sister, Uzma Khan, after she allegedly engaged in political discussions during a recent prison visit. Information Minister Attaullah Tarar announced that any visitor who discusses politics with the jailed leader will lose visitation privileges, citing prison regulations that prohibit such conversations. Law Minister Azam Nazir Tarar emphasized that these restrictions have long existed under prison law and apply equally to all convicts. He added that Adiala Jail, where Khan is held, operates under Punjab’s jurisdiction, and that meetings must be supervised, limited to six visitors once a week, and free of political content. The ministers also warned that anyone violating prison rules or causing unrest outside the facility would face strict action. The government reiterated that Khan, as a convicted prisoner, cannot hold unsupervised meetings or communicate politically from jail.