max-image-preview:large Aleema Khan's son Shahrez 'abducted' from Lahore residence: PTI spokesperson
 

Aleema Khan's son Shahrez 'abducted' from Lahore residence: PTI spokesperson

"Aleema Khan's allegation will remain an allegation until it's proved [with evidence]," says Rana Sanaullah

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This file photo shows Aleema Khans son Shahrez Khan. — X/@Shahrez_KhanPK
This file photo shows Aleema Khan's son Shahrez Khan. — X/@Shahrez_KhanPK
  • PTI demands chief justice to take notice of Shahrez's "abduction".
  • Shahrez tortured before children during abduction, says PTI spox.
  • Rana Sanaullah says police deny arrest, calls claim unproven.

Shahrez Khan, nephew of incarcerated PTI founder Imran Khan and son of his sister Aleema Khan, has been "abducted by armed persons" from his residence in Lahore, the party's spokesperson said on Thursday.

The spokesperson noted that Shahrez was "abducted" just a day after he, along with his wife, was "illegally offloaded" from Lahore airport.

He further claimed that Shahrez was "tortured before his two children" by the armed men who entered his bedroom by breaking the door.

"Shahrez Khan has no connection to any political activity," he added, and demanded that the chief justice immediately take notice of the incident and ensure his safe recovery.

PTI Secretary-General Salman Akram Raja wrote on X: "Aleema Bibi's home in Lahore has been attacked by men in plain clothes."

"Her son, Shahrez, has been abducted, the family harassed, and the staff beaten up," he added.

— X/@salmanAraja
— X/@salmanAraja

Aleema remains in the spotlight for her strong push for ex-premier Khan’s release and fiery statements for her brother’s party, at times clashing with PTI’s top leadership.

Prime Minister's Adviser on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah, speaking on Geo News' programme "Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath", reacted to the PTI's claims and said that the Lahore police chief denied the arrest of Aleema's son.

"Aleema Khan's allegation will remain an allegation until it's proved [with evidence]," said Sanaullah, adding that in another scenario, he would be presented before the court in 24 hours.