Bushra Bibi, wife of jailed former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan, has petitioned the Islamabad High Court (Pakistan's federal capital appellate court) to suspend her sentence in the £190 million corruption case, citing deteriorating health. Her lawyers allege she underwent retinal detachment surgery at a Rawalpindi hospital without prior consent or notification to her family or legal team, and that jail authorities subsequently denied access to counsel and withheld medical records. Bushra is currently serving a seven-year sentence in the case, which relates to alleged undue favours granted to a property developer in exchange for recovering laundered funds from the United Kingdom, and faces a separate 17-year sentence handed down in December 2025 in a case involving a jewellery set gifted to Imran by the Saudi crown prince.