Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) ex-chairman Imran Khan’s sister, Aleema Khan, has expressed concern that her brother might get the death penalty in the cipher case, as per a report of The News on Thursday.
Speaking to journalists outside Adiala jail, Aleema Khan said that she has doubts on the former prime minister’s trial as she can’t see justice being served.
A day earlier, a special court established under the official secret act indicted Imran Khan and PTI’s vice president Shah Mahmood Qureshi in a cypher case.
While discussing her brother’s trial, Aleema mentioned that cubicles had been made, and she couldn’t understand the reason for that.
“Our entire family was in the courtroom, and it was locked from outside,” she said, adding that they were chased and threatened when they were coming for hearing.
“We have no fear, but there can be no fair trial without the media,” she said, adding that journalists were not being allowed to attend the trial.
“It seems that we are not in our country but in some other country. It is very sad to see what is happening to us in our own country,” she added.
