Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan and leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, has been incarcerated for over 700 days under the government led by General Asim Munir. Khan's two sons, Qasim and Suleman, who are based in the United States, have announced plans to travel to Pakistan to join the protest movement organized by PTI demanding their father's release. The sons' visit is seen as a continuation of the family's political activism against what they describe as state oppression. While the government has issued warnings about potential problems arising from their arrival, officials have stated that peaceful participation in protests will not be obstructed, provided no illegal activities occur. The sons have also met with US Special Representative Richard Grenell during their time in America, highlighting international attention on Khan's detention and human rights concerns. The PTI party continues to mobilize protests, including a nationwide rally scheduled for August 5, with Qasim and Suleman expected to lead the demonstrations. The political opposition and supporters characterize the sons' involvement as a principled stand against the military-led administration, though some observers in Pakistan label it as dynastic politics. Meanwhile, the government has detained several senior PTI members linked to protests from 2023, underscoring ongoing tensions between the ruling authorities and Khan's party.