Salman Safdar, Latif Khosa meet PTI founder, Bushra Bibi; details to be shared tomorrow

RAWALPINDI: The meeting between Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, his wife Bushra Bibi and lawyers Salman Safdar and Latif Khosa has concluded at Adiala Jail, sources told ARY News.

According to jail sources, the meeting continued for more than two hours in the conference room, where legal consultations were held regarding pending appeals and cases.

Salman Safdar and Latif Khosa remained inside the jail for around four hours before leaving after the meeting.

Talking to the media after the meeting, Latif Khosa said he and Salman Safdar had met Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi in the conference room for around two hours.

He said discussions were held on legal matters, ongoing cases and appeals, while the 28th Constitutional Amendment was also discussed.

Latif Khosa said the meeting took place in a pleasant atmosphere and Imran Khan appeared cheerful and in good spirits.

However, he said the PTI founder was facing blood pressure and eye-related problems.

Bushra Bibi was also present during the meeting, Latif Khosa added.

He said most of the discussion with Imran Khan focused on legal matters, adding that Salman Safdar would share further details tomorrow.

Earlier, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan has conveyed his opinion on the 28th Constitutional Amendment to the party leadership, Salman Akram Raja said.

Speaking to the media, Salman Akram Raja said Imran Khan had shared his views with his lawyer Salman Safdar during their previous meeting.

He said Salman Safdar had conveyed the PTI founder’s clear stance on the 28th Constitutional Amendment to him.

Salman Akram Raja said he would present Imran Khan’s opinion before the party leadership and convene meetings of the parliamentary party, core committee and political committee.

He said the party meetings would be called after Imran Khan’s scheduled meeting today.

Salman Akram Raja reiterated that he would present the PTI founder’s clear position on the 28th Constitutional Amendment before the party.