Imran Khan's Sister Aleema Khanum Arrested Over Protest Mobilisation

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Aleema Khanum, sister of jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, has been arrested by authorities. She is accused of rallying supporters of her brother in the lead-up to planned nationwide protests. The arrest is the latest development in the ongoing crackdown on figures linked to Imran Khan and his political movement. Khan himself remains imprisoned, and tensions between his party and the Pakistani government continue to escalate.

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