An inmate at Adiala Jail has filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court, demanding that he be granted the same privileges and facilities as those provided to PTI founder Imran Khan.

According to details, Muhammad Irfan, a convicted prisoner serving 25 years in jail in connection with a Section 302 (murder) case, submitted the petition through his counsel. In his plea, Irfan stated that he had repeatedly requested the jail superintendent to provide him with “superior class” facilities, but his requests were ignored.

The petitioner claimed that while he has been denied basic comforts, the PTI founder enjoys special privileges inside the jail, including comfortable accommodations, quality food, and regular meetings with visitors.

“I am not being provided with the same facilities that are being extended to Imran Khan,” the petition reads, arguing that all prisoners are equal under the law and therefore should be treated without discrimination.

Muhammad Irfan requested the court to direct the authorities to extend to him the same privileges and facilities as those granted to Imran Khan.

The petition names the Secretary of Interior, the Superintendent of Adiala Jail, the Chief Commissioner of Islamabad, and the Home Department as respondents in the case.