Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan met his wife Bushra Bibi at Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, according to sources. The meeting took place in the jail’s conference room and lasted for more than half an hour.

During the meeting, both asked about each other’s health and well-being. Prison officials confirmed that the visit was held as per arrangements inside the jail.

However, the development also sparked controversy as Imran Khan’s sister Aleema Khan said she and other family members were not allowed to meet him, despite it being a scheduled visitation day.

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Expressing frustration, she said, “everyone is a slave” and “no one has any power,” highlighting concerns about restrictions on family access.

In a separate development, PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan revealed that his WhatsApp account was hacked. He said the incident occurred around 11am and warned that scammers were using his number to request money from people in his contact list.

“My WhatsApp has been hacked and has been deleted from my phone. Requests for money transfers are being made from my number,” he said.

He urged the public to ignore any such messages and confirmed that he had contacted the Federal Investigation Agency Cyber Crime Wing to take action.

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Authorities say such cyber fraud cases are increasing across Pakistan. Recently, the National Cyber Emergency Response Team also issued a warning about a rise in WhatsApp hacking incidents.

According to officials, hackers are using simple tricks instead of technical methods. These include asking for one-time passcodes, sending fake links, using QR codes, and changing call settings to take control of accounts.

Once hacked, these accounts are used to cheat people, steal private data, and spread harmful content.