Imran Khan has been transferred to Attock Jail after his conviction in the Tosha Khana case.

 Former Prime Minister Imran Khan was sentenced to three years in prison and a fine of one lakh in the Tosha Khana case.

Imran Khan has been transferred to Attock Jail after his conviction in the Tosha Khana case. Tehreek-e-Insaf has called for a nationwide protest calling the decision "biased", while Federal Information Minister Marin Aurangzeb has said that the arrest has been made after fulfilling all legal requirements.

 

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested from his residence in Lahore after being sentenced to three years in prison and fined in the Tosha Khana case and transferred to a jail in the border district of Attock in Punjab province. Is. After the arrest of Imran Khan, there were first reports that he was transferred to Islamabad by helicopter, but later the police brought him to Islamabad via the highway, where he was taken to Attock Jail after medical examination.

Following the transfer of Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan to jail, his arrest warrant will be checked as per the usual procedure. After that, their previous medical record or report, if any, will be checked, after which they will undergo a fresh medical test in the jail itself.

 

According to the jail authorities, it is mandatory for any prisoner to undergo a medical test on arrival at the jail. After which Imran Khan's personal belongings will be taken from him and handed over to the authorities and they will be kept in the jail vault. These items are returned at the time of release. According to the jail authorities, former Prime Minister Imran Khan will be transferred to the barracks after medical tests and taking valuables from him.

 

According to the jail rules, Imran Khan can be given 'A class category' because he is a former prime minister, but the facility of A or B class category is not available in Attock jail. It should be noted that out of the 42 prisons in Punjab, the largest province of Pakistan, there are only two prisons where A-class facilities have been provided for the prisoners. These two jails include Bahawalpur Jail and Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi.

 

 

 

The name of Adiala Jail has always resonated in Pakistani politics. It was built in the late 1970s and early 1980s during the regime of Pakistan's military dictator General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq. This is the prison where many important politicians including four Prime Ministers of the country have been imprisoned. 

According to the jail rules, the prisoners who are given A class are given a separate barrack consisting of two rooms for accommodation, one room size of which is nine times 12 feet i.e., nine feet in length and 12 feet in width. Apart from a bed, air-conditioner, fridge and TV, a separate kitchen is also included for the prisoner. A class prisoner is also allowed to cook his own food instead of eating jail food. Apart from this, a prisoner living in a class is also given two laborers.

 

Jail authorities say that the convicts who are kept in a class category, if they want to order food from home, they have to take permission from the government before that, apart from meeting such convicts with their relatives or their lawyers. One day in a week is fixed, but it is also determined with the approval of the government.

According to the jail authorities, if the inmate wants, the two laborers can stay with him.

According to the jail rules, the prisoners who are given B class are given a separate room and a laborer, however, if the jail superintendent wants, the number of laborers can be increased from one to two. There are certain conditions for obtaining B Class, based on which the approval of the Home Department is required.

 

C Category Jails are for ordinary prisoners who are neither allowed to order food from home nor have any facilities which are related to their education or rank. Usman Buzdaar's government has provided C-class prisoners with mattresses, coolers and 10-channel cable, which requires permission from the superintendent.

He also said that for security reasons, a political prisoner is kept in a separate cell, not with ordinary prisoners, even in C class. According to the jail authorities, the persons selected as attendants for the A and B class prisoners are the C category prisoners involved in minor crimes.