New Delhi, Aug. 25 -- Calling Pakistan's handling of former Prime Minister Imran Khan's recent medical evaluation a "complete mockery" of the country's Supreme Court, his adviser on International Affairs Sayed Z Bukhari on Tuesday accused authorities of disregarding the court's order directing that Khan be shifted to a private hospital and examined by an independent medical panel.

The remarks came during a press conference by Khan's sons, Sulaiman Isa Khan and Kasim Khan, along with Bukhari and his international counsel Jared Genser, on his detention and health concerns.

"This is not just a contempt of court; it's a complete mockery," Bukhari said, referring to how the Pakistani regime handled Khan's case despite the Supreme Court's ord...