The most recent development in the ongoing health crisis of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is the Supreme Court's directive for an urgent medical evaluation of his eye condition. According to multiple sources, including SAMAA TV and India Today, Khan has reportedly lost 85% of the vision in his right eye, retaining only 15% vision. This severe deterioration has been attributed to a blood clot, as diagnosed by an ophthalmologist from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS). The Supreme Court has mandated that a specialist eye examination be conducted before February 16, 2026, and has also ordered that Khan be allowed telephonic contact with his sons, Qasim and Suleman, highlighting the urgency of both medical and familial considerations. The court emphasized the state's responsibility to ensure adequate medical care for all prisoners, as stated by Chief Justice Yahya Afridi, "We will never say that he should receive more facilities than others; everyone should be treated equally."