The latest development in the ongoing situation regarding former Prime Minister Imran Khan's health is the federal government's decision to form a medical board to assess whether he should be transferred from Adiala Jail to a hospital for treatment. According to Hum News, a two-member team of doctors, including Dr. Amjad and Dr. Nadeem Qureshi, has been dispatched to the jail to conduct a detailed examination of Khan's eyes, which have been reported to have only 15% vision remaining due to central retinal vein occlusion. The Independent Urdu reports that the government emphasizes its responsibility to provide necessary facilities to all prisoners, with Federal Minister Tariq Fazal Chaudhry stating, 'The government prioritizes humanitarian and legal obligations.' However, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has rejected the examination conducted without the presence of Khan's family or personal doctors, calling it 'non-transparent' and questioning the government's intentions. PTI's spokesperson insists that 'the family cannot make an informed decision without personal doctors present,' as reported by Independent Urdu. The party has been staging protests, demanding Khan's immediate transfer to a hospital and the inclusion of his personal medical team in the process. The protests have escalated, with opposition parties joining in, and have led to significant disruptions, including road blockades, as noted by Express News. The situation remains tense, with the Supreme Court having ordered a full medical report by February 16, 2026, to ensure Khan receives appropriate medical care. Meanwhile, PTI has also approached the Islamabad High Court to suspend Khan's 17-year sentence on medical grounds, arguing that his deteriorating health constitutes 'serious injustice,' as highlighted by Independent Urdu.