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Noreen Niazi and Azma Khan Likely to Be Released on Medical Grounds Within 48 Hours

November 9, 2026 • 23 minutes ago •

ISLAMABAD: Noreen Niazi and Azma Khan are expected to be released on medical grounds within the next 48 hours, according to sources close to the case. The two individuals have been under legal scrutiny, and their potential release marks a significant development in ongoing legal proceedings.

Sources indicate that both Niazi and Khan have presented medical conditions that warrant their release. Legal representatives have filed petitions citing health concerns, which have reportedly been taken into consideration by the authorities. The case has drawn considerable public attention, with many advocating for their immediate release based on humanitarian grounds.

This development could have broader implications for the legal landscape in Pakistan, particularly regarding the treatment of individuals in custody. Advocates for legal reform are closely monitoring the situation, as it may set a precedent for future cases involving health-related releases.

As the situation unfolds, further updates are anticipated from the courts regarding the official decision on their release. Legal experts suggest that this case could prompt discussions about the rights of detainees and the conditions under which they are held.

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