The report states that Imran Khan informed authorities that his eyesight was completely normal until October 2025. After that period, he began experiencing blurred vision a slow but troubling change that, according to him, did not receive immediate attention despite informing the jail superintendent.
As per the details shared, a medical examination was later conducted at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS). Doctors allegedly diagnosed a blood clot in his eye. Despite receiving treatment, the damage appears to have left a lasting mark, with his right eye vision now significantly reduced.
No action was taken by Jail authorities until Imran Khan lost complete vision in his right eye. He was then given treatment in PIMS but despite that he has 15% vision in right eye. Access to specialist doctors has now been provided by SC. It’s a case of deliberate negligence. pic.twitter.com/rFenvB1Jxb
— Shahzad Iqbal (@ShahzadIqbalGEO) February 12, 2026
The situation raises quiet but serious questions about timely medical response and prisoner healthcare standards. While the report outlines the medical developments, it also subtly points toward concerns about how quickly health complaints are acted upon within custodial settings.
At present, there has been no independent public medical statement beyond the details included in the submitted report. The matter is likely to draw further attention as legal and medical discussions continue.
This development adds another layer to the ongoing narrative surrounding the former Prime Minister, whose legal and political battles remain in the spotlight.
