Imran Khan’s sons, Sulaiman and Kasim Khan, criticize Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi after the PCB faces accusations of threatening to abandon the Lord’s Test against England. They say the criticism is linked to broader concerns about how authorities handle the former prime minister and former captain’s situation.
Across reports, the brothers also raise allegations about their father’s health and prison conditions. They claim he is not being kept in proper conditions and argue that prison authorities are trying to silence him. The sources attribute these concerns to the sons directly, while the reports focus on their reaction to both the cricket board controversy and the situation involving Imran Khan’s detention.
The two outlets align on the core claims: that the PCB is accused of threatening withdrawal from the Lord’s Test and that Imran Khan’s sons express serious concerns about his wellbeing in custody. Both accounts quote similar framing of the brothers’ accusations, including strong language directed at Mohsin Naqvi, without adding differing verified details.
