Cricket Icons Rally for Imran Khan's Rights amid Health Concerns
Former cricket captains, led by Greg Chappell, have urged the Pakistan government to ensure humane treatment for ex-PM Imran Khan, citing health concerns. Supported by cricket legends like Sourav Ganguly, they emphasize respect and dignity for Imran, currently imprisoned on corruption charges, reflecting cricket's enduring spirit of honour.
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In a significant show of solidarity, former cricket captains around the globe have united to demand better treatment for Pakistan's ex-Prime Minister and cricket icon, Imran Khan. Sourav Ganguly, India's former skipper, emphasized the need for respect and care, aligning with a petition calling for improved conditions in Khan's incarceration.
Greg Chappell, former Australian captain, spearheaded the petition, which was addressed to Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. It has garnered support from cricket legends like India's Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev, highlighting the cricket community's grave concerns over Khan's reported health deterioration, especially his vision loss, during his detention.
The petition, endorsed by captains from five cricketing nations, stresses the importance of humane detention conditions and access to medical specialists for Khan. This initiative underscores cricket's unifying ethos, extending beyond competition to uphold values of dignity and justice, urging Pakistani authorities to reflect these ideals in their treatment of Khan.
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