A heated debate erupted in the Pakistani Senate regarding the medical treatment of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, with the opposition accusing the government of defying a Supreme Court order. The SC had directed the government to move Khan to Shifa International Hospital and establish a medical board, including his family doctor. However, the government initially took Khan to PIMS hospital, citing security concerns, and later returned him to Adiala jail after a medical evaluation deemed him fit. The opposition attempted to introduce a resolution demanding compliance with the court’s order, but the presiding officer disallowed it, allowing only discussion on points of order. Government officials maintain that it is up to the court to decide whether the verdict was followed, while the opposition argues the government is disregarding the SC’s authority. PTI leaders insist Khan was denied proper medical facilities, including essential heart monitoring equipment, at PIMS. The session concluded with a ruling that the matter is currently before the courts.