Latif Khosa said the PTI founder will be released from jail in November.

The issue of the PTI founder’s release may be impacted by the next U.S. presidential elections, Khosa stated in his remarks. If Donald Trump were to win, Khosa said, the political environment might change in the PTI founder’s favor.

Khosa accused Donald Lu, a U.S. official, of conspiring to remove Imran Khan from his position as prime minister.

Khosa delivered a scathing critique, claiming that the government’s activities are undermining governance and that one of the state’s three pillars has been subordinated to the administration.

He also made it clear that his participation in the Judicial Commission does not indicate support for the 26th Amendment; rather, it is meant to serve as an internal advocate.

Sixty-two members of the US Congress urged President Joe Biden on October 24 to support the release of Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, and other political prisoners.

The congressmen, who included well-known Muslim members Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, said in their letter that the Biden administration should ask Pakistani authorities to guarantee the safety of PTI founder Imran Khan.

They also underlined that US policy should concentrate on Pakistan’s human rights situation and asked that US ambassadors attend the PTI leader’s incarceration.