‘I urge other cricketers to speak up’: Moin Khan makes emotional appeal for Imran Khan
Moin Khan urges authorities to honour Imran Khan's right to medical care. He also asked fellow cricketers to voice their support for the former leader. International captains have also called for adequate healthcare and constitutional safeguards. Greg Chappell described Imran Khan's condition as worrying and difficult to ascertain. The Pakistan Cricket Board lodged a complaint after an interview…
Former Pakistan cricketer Moin Khan has made an emotional plea for the well-being of former captain Imran Khan, who is currently incarcerated in Adiala jail following a corruption conviction. In a video released on Saturday, Moin expressed deep concern over Imran's deteriorating health and called upon the government, jail authorities, and fellow cricketers to ensure the 73-year-old receives proper medical treatment.
Moin, a key member of Pakistan's 1992 World Cup-winning team, emphasized that Imran's right to medical care as a former prime minister and citizen of Pakistan must be honored. He also urged other cricketers to publicly support Imran, highlighting his immense contribution to Pakistan cricket. The plea comes after similar appeals from cricket legend Javed Miandad and a group of former international captains from various countries, urging Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to provide adequate healthcare and constitutional safeguards for Imran.
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