The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder’s sister, Aleema Khan, has called on the party’s leaders to demonstrate their support for Imran Khan on Thursday.

Speaking to the media outside the Lahore Accountability Court, she also revealed that Imran Khan has received two major offers from the powers that be. She said Khan “is being urged to either leave the country or remain silent for two years.”

Aleema also emphasized the need for a meeting with her brother, which has been denied for the past three weeks.

Moreover, she stated that two cases were being addressed that day: one from May 9 and another related to the protest on October 5.

She noted that while the record for the May 9 case is with the Supreme Court, they have appeared five times for the October 5 case, but the investigating officer has failed to show up.

Aleema Khan mentioned that the judge indicated that if the investigating officer does not present the record, they would break open the cabinet to retrieve it.

She expressed her frustration, stating that if justice is not served, they would prefer to withdraw their bail application, acknowledging the judge’s helplessness in the situation.

Additionally, she suggested that the implementation of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Mines and Minerals Act in should be halted.

Regarding an upcoming American delegation, she stated that they are coming to Pakistan of their own accord and that she has no further information on the matter.

The PTI founder had asked if they had conveyed his message abroad, to which she affirmed that they only communicate what he instructs them to.

She concluded by noting that he has expressed his commitment to not cave to pressure and will not back down.

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