The health of Imran Khan has triggered nationwide concern after confirmation that Imran Khan will be moved to a hospital amid worsening medical issues. The former Pakistan captain and Prime Minister has reportedly suffered significant vision problems, placing Imran Khan under intense public focus. H2: Imran Khan to be shifted for urgent medical care A government minister confirmed that Imran Khan would be transferred to a hospital and that a medical board would be formed to assess his condition. The decision follows mounting pressure from opposition lawmakers staging a sit-in demanding appropriate treatment for Imran Khan. Reports indicate that Imran Khan, 73, has experienced severe vision loss in his right eye after battling an eye infection. His legal team claims that Imran Khan’s deteriorating health stems from prolonged confinement and inadequate care, allegations denied by government representatives. H3: Cricket fraternity rallies behind Imran Khan Several former Pakistan cricketers have publicly voiced support for Imran Khan. Wasim Akram expressed hope that Imran Khan receives the best possible treatment, while Waqar Younis urged authorities to act swiftly. Shoaib Akhtar, Shahid Afridi, Ramiz Raja and Mohammad Hafeez also emphasized that access to medical care is a basic right. Beyond politics, Imran Khan remains a towering cricket figure who led Pakistan to the 1992 World Cup title. As calls grow louder, many within the cricket community hope Imran Khan makes a full recovery and receives the medical attention required during this critical phase.