According to reports, the minister said there was “neither any deal nor any leniency,” stressing that claims of offering concessions to Imran Khan had no basis.

Speaking at an event, Tarar said a specialist medical assessment conducted on court orders has found that one of Khan’s eyes has perfect 6/6 vision, while the other has about 70% vision with corrective glasses.

He further said that the leadership has reached the court and will hold a media briefing upon their return.

The court extended the pre-arrest bail of the PTI founder and Bushra Bibi. The PTI founder could not be produced before the court via video link.

The plea requests that the court suspend his sentence and grant bail on both legal merit and humanitarian grounds.

Speaking at the passing-out ceremony of the Islamabad Police on Friday, Federal Minister for Interior Mohsin Naqvi said that once the Islamabad jail is completed, Imran Khan will be shifted there.

The sit-in began after Friday prayers and is still ongoing. People participating in the sit-in are demanding that PTI founder Imran Khan be shifted to Shifa International Hospital.

It was reported that Khan complained of blurred vision for months and alleges prison officials ignored his requests for treatment. However, authorities denied this allegation, claiming that he was given due medical attention whenever needed.

In addition, a prisoner van and an armored vehicle have been stationed outside Parliament House.

Furthermore, he urged the government and relevant institutions to allow Khan’s relatives to meet him.

Safdar stated further," I requested them not to discuss anything related to the report," Safdar said. "I did not tell them anything, and they respected my opinion."

Upon hearing from both sides, the court decided against granting access to Mr. Khan’s own doctors inside the jail.

The statement noted that PTI lawmakers had gathered outside the Supreme Court on 30 January.

Defence attorney Faisal Mahmood Malik submitted the applications, claiming that both had a constitutional and legal right to medical care by their personal physicians under the supervision of Dr. Asim Yousaf.

Raja, who met CJ Yahya Afridi and other court officials, claimed the assurance that Khan’s medical reports would be shared with his family was a step forward but not fully satisfactory.