Pakistan Summons Imran Khan's Sister Over Remarks On Army, War With India
Pakistan's federal investigators have summoned Aleema Khanum, sister of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, regarding controversial remarks about the military. The investigation focuses on statements concerning the country's armed forces and potential conflict with India.
The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) issued the formal summons on Saturday, requiring Aleema Khanum to appear at its Islamabad headquarters. She is expected to record an official statement on Monday regarding her recent public commentary.
Authorities are investigating the remarks as potential cybercrime violations, specifically looking into digital content that allegedly targets the reputation of the Pakistan Army. The inquiry centers on allegations that the statements could incite instability or spread misinformation regarding national security and relations with India.
Khanum has been a vocal supporter of her brother during his incarceration, frequently addressing the media on legal and political matters. This latest legal move follows a series of government actions against figures associated with the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party over their online conduct.
Source: The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency statement.
