Imran Khan's Son Suggests Government May Have Offered Deal for Former PM's Release

Imran Khan's son Qasim, in an interview, has pointed to the Shehbaz government's move to settle the former Pakistan PM's case and make an offer deal to get him out of jail. Qasim has said that meeting his father is not in his imagination at the moment. He is ready to get him out of jail. CBC News has quoted Qasim as saying that he wants his father to make some kind of deal with the Pakistan government to get him freedom. However, it is not clear whether the authorities have offered Khan a deal to settle the case against him and release him from jail. Pakistan's Information Minister Ataullah Tarar has not responded. Qasim has said that if I think about my self-interest, I would like to accept that deal, but I am not aware of the ground reality. His father has not been spoken to for more than 7 months. Qasim has said that he hopes that his father will also have a deal with the Pakistani government to get him out of jail. However, it is not clear whether the authorities have offered Khan a deal to settle the case against him and release him from jail.