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Former cricket captains demand NRO for Imran Khan

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Web desk: Renowned former international cricket captains from across the world have voiced serious concern about the health and prison conditions of former Prime Minister and legendary Pakistan captain Imran Khan. They have called for immediate humanitarian and legal relief.

In a joint statement, the former captains said Imran Khan is more than just the leader who guided Pakistan to its historic 1992 Cricket World Cup victory. They described him as a global symbol of leadership, resilience, and sportsmanship. They praised his lasting impact on the game and recognized him as one of cricket’s greatest all-rounders and captains.

The signatories also raised alarm over reports of his declining health. They expressed particular concern about his deteriorating eyesight while in custody. They stressed that, as a democratically elected former national leader and respected sporting figure, he deserves dignified treatment and full protection of his fundamental rights.

The former captains urged authorities to provide immediate and continuous medical care. They asked that qualified specialists of his choice examine him. They also called for humane detention conditions that meet international standards. In addition, they demanded fair, transparent, and timely access to legal proceedings.

The statement clarified that the appeal carries no political motive. The captains grounded their message in sportsmanship and shared human values. They reminded authorities that cricket has always connected nations. In that same spirit, they called for fairness, decency, and justice in Imran Khan’s treatment.

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