ISLAMABAD: An official report on facilities provided to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan at Adiala Jail has revealed that his right-eye vision has deteriorated to only 15 percent.
According to the report, Imran Khan requested examinations by his personal doctors, Dr. Faisal Sultan and Dr. Asim Yousuf, and stated he could also be examined by other specialist doctors. Due to the restrictions of solitary confinement and lack of TV access, he demanded access to books.
Supreme Court Orders
The Supreme Court has directed that Imran Khan be given access to eye specialists and telephonic contact with his sons.
Security and Daily Routine
The report notes that Khan expressed no concerns regarding his security, mentioning that roughly 10 CCTV cameras monitor the compound. One camera partially covers the washroom, but no cameras are installed inside his cell.
Imran Khan’s daily routine reportedly includes:
Breakfast at 9:45 am, consisting of coffee, porridge, and dates.
Recitation of the Quran for approximately one hour starting at 11:30 am.
Physical exercise using limited equipment.
Access to a walking shed inside the secure compound after a 1:15 pm bath.
Lunch between 3:30 and 4:00 pm, planned weekly and funded by his family, including a rotation of chicken, meat, lentils, or snacks.
From roughly 5:30 pm until 10:00 am the following day, Khan remains confined to his cell, located about a five-minute walk from the main block of Adiala Jail.
Cell Amenities
His cell contains:
Three high-voltage bulbs, a ceiling fan, and a blower heater.
Two tables, a wall clock, a single bed with mattress, four pillows, two blankets, a chair, a small rack, and a prayer area with tasbih.
32-inch TV installed on the wall, but nonfunctional.
About 100 books on a table, along with two dumbbells, two apples, tissue paper, mouthwash, air freshener, shaving gel, and shaving kit.
A 4.5×4.5 ft toilet, separated by a 4-ft wall, with external access to hot and cold water, a wash basin, and a mirror.
Health Concerns
The report states that until October 2025, Khan had normal vision (6×6). He later experienced persistent blurriness, ultimately leading to a severe clot in his right eye.
Despite treatment—including an injection administered by PIMS specialists—the right-eye vision has been permanently reduced to 15 percent.
This report provides the first detailed account of Khan’s health, daily regimen, and prison living conditions following his incarceration at Adiala Jail.
