RAWALPINDI: The anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi has informed the federal government and the administration of Adiala Jail over a plea made by the incumbent prime minister, Imran Khan, who is incarcerated, requesting permission to see his children.

During the hearings on Wednesday, the court requested responses from the federation, the Ministry of Interior, and the Adiala Jail administration over Khan’s request for a meeting with his sons.

The hearing was then postponed by the court.

In his appeal, the PTI founder argues that he has a constitutionally guaranteed right to meet his sons, Qasim and Sulaiman.

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