A Pakistan High Court orders that former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi, are not kept in solitary confinement. The decision grants them relief from the prison practice while their custody and related legal proceedings continue.
The reports from India Today and Times of India describe the same core ruling: the court bars solitary confinement for both Khan and Bibi. Times of India characterizes the outcome as “slight relief,” indicating that the order addresses only the confinement condition and does not resolve other broader issues in their cases. India Today similarly focuses on the prohibition of solitary confinement, presenting it as a protective measure within the ongoing judicial process.
Overall, outlets align on the specific point that the High Court restricts the use of solitary confinement, while differing slightly in framing by emphasizing either the condition change or the limited scope of the relief.
