The inquiry into the claims of abetting Mr. Imran Khan has picked up steam in Rawalpindi. Two ex-prison officers were arrested and questioned by sensitive intelligence agencies, thereby taking the investigation to another level.
Rawalpindi: The Case Against Ex-Officers
Muhammad Akram, an ex-deputy Superintendent, and Bilal. A former Assistant Superintendent is suspected of allowing some unauthorized things for Imran Khan when he was imprisoned. Reliable sources have revealed that these two officers were fired from their positions in June 2020 and asked to report to the Inspector General’s office for further interrogations since the investigation has grown significantly.
Specific Charges and Scope of Investigation
Former Deputy Superintendent Muhammad Akram is charged with facilitating the former Prime Minister while he lived in the Adiala Jail colony. Sensitive intelligence agencies have leveled allegations against them. Including whether they took part in helping Imran Khan without appropriate approvals. Or were not removed from their offices on June 20, 2015. Were directed to report to the IGSP office for further investigation.
Role and Functions of Accused Officers
Due to his position as security supervisor of Imran Khan at Adiala jail. Muhammad Akram had regular access to Mr. Khan’s cell. Furthermore, this inquiry will examine why these officers interacted with the accused politician contrary to prison regulations and any privileges that may have been extended outside established guidelines.
Mobile Phones’ Accessibility and Unusual Interaction
This investigation also entails clarifying contacts between the officials under scrutiny and Mr. Khan outside the jail and facilitating beyond prescribed norms within prisons. The probe has discovered that these officers might have allowed the former PM to use old mobile phones (which is being treated seriously). Security agencies have already picked out the Assistant Superintendant’s mobile phone records in their ongoing investigations.
Earlier Incidents & Continuing Investigations
Other exceptional cases in Ayalia jail include recent articles written by Mr. Khan while serving his detainment period for a foreign magazine. Additionally, during court proceedings in Rawalpindi. The Deputy Superintendent was seen talking closely to the former PM, suggesting a lot more.
Rawalpindi: Security Concerns at Adiala Jail
This inquiry follows an earlier report exposing security gaps at Ayalia jail. For instance, a story points out weaknesses in the security plan of main gate number 5 of the prison. Combined with these ongoing investigations, this implies considerable lapses in administration and security procedures within the facility.
This investigation is currently underway in Rawalpindi and is of great importance to all concerned. If proved correct, the findings may have severe ramifications for officers who aided illegal operations within Adiala Jail.
