Imran khan Physical Assault....!
Viral ‘medical report’ sparks outrage: Here’s what we know so far
A purported “medical report” allegedly from the Pak Emirates Military Hospital (PEMH), detailing graphic injuries that suggest sexual assault sparked online claims that former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was raped while being held in custody.
As tensions between India and Pakistan erupt after the Pahalgam terror attack, prompting New Delhi to embrace a multipronged approach to tackle Pakistan’s historical support for terrorism, a shocking claim is doing the rounds on the internet: former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was raped while in jail.
The source? A purported “medical report” allegedly from the Pak Emirates Military Hospital (PEMH), detailing graphic injuries that suggest sexual assault. But as the storm gained momentum online, a closer scrutiny of the claims not only revealed a web of inconsistencies, casting serious doubt on the authenticity of the report, but it also disclosed a shocking apathy of the Pakistani establishment to clear confusion about their former Prime Minister and a world cup winning captain.
What does the document say?
The circulated document claimed the medical report was sent to the General Headquarters (GHQ) Rawalpindi. The subject of the medical evaluation summary and discharge authorisation pending – suspected sexual assault case".
The patient's name in the document says Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi. In the physical examination section, the circulated report said "unstable (hypotension, tachycardia); evidence of recent physical assault (ecchymoses, abrasions)."
‘Medical report’ spawns claims of Imran Khan’s rape
The document in question first appeared on X (formerly Twitter), triggering an avalanche of speculation, concern, and political point-scoring. According to the report, Khan suffered bruising and swelling around the perineum, decreased anal sphincter tone, and bleeding—injuries suggestive of violent assault. It even claimed pending tests for HIV, hepatitis, and other STIs, with a chilling note that his release was subject to clearance from Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff.
