The Anti-Terrorism Court has mandated that Imran Khan, the founder of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), be permitted to meet his children and receive books immediately.

During a recent hearing, which focused on the lack of access to reading materials and restrictions on communication with his children, the court approved both of Khan’s requests.

Prison authorities have been instructed to ensure the prompt delivery of books to Khan.

Furthermore, the court highlighted the importance of facilitating communication with his children prior to Eid, recognizing the religious significance of the occasion.

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In its ruling, the court asserted, “Considering that Eid is a religious event, the petitioner must be allowed to communicate with his children without delay.”