Imran Riaz Khan had written extensively and produced TV shows in support of the ex-prime minister before going missing.
Reporters Without Borders and Pakistan's journalist community had demanded his release. Photo: @KhubaibSaqib/X
Police in Sialkot announced on Monday on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Imran Riaz Khan had been “safely recovered” and was “now with his family.” They provided no further details. No one has claimed responsibility for Khan's abduction. The international media watchdog Reporters Without Borders and Pakistan's journalist community had demanded his release.
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