US EditionAleema Khan Hit with Egg Outside Adiala Jail
Two women affiliated with PTI protests were detained after throwing eggs at Aleema Khan during a tense media interaction outside Adiala jail, triggering unrest among PTI supporters.
- During a media briefing outside Adiala jail on Friday, September 5, 2025, two women hurled eggs at Aleema Khan, sister of former prime minister Imran Khan, leaving her briefly startled after a Toshakhana hearing.
- According to Rawalpindi police, the two women, affiliated with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, became enraged after Aleema declined to answer their questions during protests by the All Government Employees Grand Alliance and APCA.
- Police intervened immediately and detained the two women at the scene, shifting them to the Adiala police post; PTI workers protested, with Seemabia Tahir and Barrister Gohar Ali Khan condemning the act.
- Aleema quickly left the scene in her vehicle and later reassured reporters she was fine, saying `We don’t care if anyone attacks us`; the atmosphere outside the jail remained tense as journalists pressed her and PTI supporters accused opponents of intimidation.
- The matter ties into the Toshakhana trial, which was adjourned until September 8 at Adiala court, where Imran Khan faces allegations over gifts worth more than Rs140 million.
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A dramatic scene unfolded in Rawalpindi when two women hurled an egg at former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan’s sister, Aleema Khanum, while she addressed a press conference outside Adiala Jail. The incident followed a Toshakhana case hearing earlier in the day. Police confirmed that the arrested women were reportedly PTI supporters. 🌎 Imran Khan’s Sister Aleema Khanum Attacked With Egg During Press Conference Outside Adiala Jail in Pakista…
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