Rumors have been circulating that Imran Khan’s sons, Sulaiman and Qasim, may soon return to Pakistan after reports claimed they were planning to lead their father’s release campaign. However, recent updates suggest otherwise.
According to close sources, Imran Khan’s sons will not come to Pakistan unless they receive solid guarantees for their security and safety. This means that claims made by some PTI circles about their arrival were more of a political tactic than an actual plan.
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Over the past week, various political analysts and PTI members discussed the possible return of the sons of the PTI founder. Social media also became active with hashtags and posts celebrating their “expected arrival.” But, insiders have now revealed that these claims were mainly meant to mobilize supporters and build hype during a difficult time for the party.
Within PTI, some religious factions criticized the people advising Imran Khan’s sons, especially Dr. Asif, who had accompanied them during meetings in the U.S. These critics claimed that Khan’s sons were being guided by individuals who allegedly do not support key religious beliefs, particularly relating to Khatm-e-Nubuwwat (Finality of Prophethood) — a sensitive issue in Pakistan.
Party workers initially welcomed the news, but no official confirmation was provided about the arrival of Salman and Qasim. When PTI leaders in Lahore and other cities were contacted, they either denied having information or said the news was being exaggerated.
An inside source even joked, “Khan is a Niazi Pathan, not crazy—and neither is Jemima Khan—to throw their sons into a burning fire.” This reflects the level of risk their return to Pakistan could involve due to the current political tension and ongoing legal issues.
Discussions between PTI leaders in Pakistan and the U.S. also showed that former U.S. President Donald Trump has not yet agreed to support any direct negotiation for Imran Khan’s release. Without strong international backing, it is unlikely the family would allow the boys to return anytime soon.
For now, Imran Khan’s sons are staying abroad. Unless guarantees are secured from both Pakistan’s authorities and global players, their visit remains uncertain.
5 Short FAQs
1. Are Imran Khan’s sons returning to Pakistan?
Not yet — only if strong security guarantees are provided.
2. Why were rumors spread about their return?
To energize PTI supporters and create public attention.
3. Who are Imran Khan’s sons?
Sulaiman and Qasim, his children with ex-wife Jemima Khan.
4. What is the religious controversy around them?
Some PTI factions oppose their advisors due to religious concerns.
5. Will Donald Trump support Imran Khan’s case?
As of now, there is no indication of Trump’s involvement.
