Justice Will Now Be Found On the Streets, Not In Court Buildings: Aleema Khan
Sajid Ali | Published September 16, 2026 | 03:54 PM
Justice Baqir Najfi sent Nawaz Sharif to London on a Rs50 stamp paper, and today the same judge is shamelessly telling Imran Khan to seek treatment at a government hospital, said Aleema Khan.
Aleema Khan, sister of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founding chairman Imran Khan, has strongly criticized the judicial system and urged the nation to take to the streets to demand its rights.
Speaking to the media in Islamabad, she stated that Justice Baqir Najfi, the judge who permitted Nawaz Sharif to travel abroad on a mere Rs50 stamp paper, is now shamelessly advising Imran Khan to seek treatment at a government hospital. She highlighted the double standard exposed by this incident, which had demonstrated the true state of justice in the country.
Regarding the current state of the judiciary, Aleema Khan claimed that Chief Justice Yahya Afridi, who previously headed the judiciary across the country, had surrendered before the Constitutional Court.
She asserted that it was now impossible to receive justice in Pakistan according to the Constitution and law, and the system would never provide justice for Imran Khan. She argued that institutions had strayed from their original purpose, leading to a situation where no good could be expected from these government buildings.
Khan called on the nation to take to the streets for the release of her brother, Imran Khan, and the protection of Pakistan's Constitution. She emphasized that genuine justice required a street movement because future generations could not rely on these court buildings for fairness. She urged people to leave their homes in pursuit of a safe and dignified future, raising their voices against this injustice.