PTI MPs and MPAs, who had been staging a sit-in outside the KP House in Islamabad for the last three days to register their protest against the health issues former prime minister and PTI founder Imran Khan is facing at Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi, left the site of the protest and went inside the House late Sunday night.There was no PTI leader at the site of the protest on Monday morning as all of them, including KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi and former KP CM Ali Amin Gandapur, were all present inside the KP House.

The PTI, however, has not yet announced the end of the sit-in.The other sites where the PTI had staged sit-ins were the Parliament House and Parliament Lodges, which forced the government to constitute a panel of doctors to examine the former prime minister, who has issues with his eyes as vision in his right eye has dropped to 15 per cent as revealed in a seven-page report submitted by PTI lawyer Salman Safdar to the Supreme Court.

The report revealed that the former prime minister had complained that for three months the jail authorities did not take his eye infection seriously. Quoting Imran, the report had disclosed that in October 2025, his eyesight was 6/6. “But later it started deteriorating. And everything started to appear murky to me,” the PTI founder said, adding that despite repeatedly informing the jail superintendent, he was not taken to a doctor for a checkup.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP)