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'Imran Khan is dead', Pakistani journalist's explosive claim, sons have not seen 'Captain' for seven months
Sandy Verma | August 13, 2026 7:24 AM CST

There is no trace of the father for seven months. Imran Khan's two sons Kashim and Sulaiman told this in an interview a few days ago. Then a Pakistani journalist made an explosive claim. The journalist named Wahajat Saeed Khan claims that Imran is no longer in this world. Former Prime Minister of Pakistan has been in jail for three years. But in the recent past, there have been repeated questions about his physical condition. There have been several speculations about his death.

On his YouTube channel, Wahazat claimed that he had collected the information from the top officials of the Pak Army headquarters. At least three senior officials have been questioned about Imran. According to him, sitting in Rawalpindi means keeping the news from all parts of the country. According to the journalist, three officials made three comments about Imran. Wahajat says, “The matter is very serious. I hope this is not true. Those three officials think that Imran Khan is no longer with us. Although they have not seen anything with their eyes, but they have heard the news, based on that they are saying that Imran Khan is no longer alive.”

It should be noted that Imran's jail term has completed three years on August 5. In an interview with an American organization on the same day, Imran's two sons said, “We don't know anything about the father. Because the father is not allowed to meet the family, doctors, lawyers.” Imran's party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf is also of the same opinion. The party has also moved for the treatment of the former prime minister. According to them, Pakistan is plagued with various problems. But the Pak government is too busy to keep Imran in jail without paying attention to those solutions.

PTI has called for a large rally on September 27 to demand Imran's release. The procession will start in front of the Supreme Court. Then proceed to Adiala Jail. Before that, there are plans for a long march across Pakistan. PTI's warning, at least 20 lakh people may gather in this program. Apart from meeting Imran's family and demanding his release, Amjanta will raise the tone on the overall issue of Pakistan.


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