Islamabad: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar Advocate on Thursday said the government has stopped Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan's sister, Uzma Khan, from meeting him at Adiala jail.Addressing a press conference along with Law Minister Senator Chaudhry Azam Nazeer Tarar in Islamabad, the information minister vowed strict action against anyone found disturbing law and order outside the Rawalpindi prison."There should be no doubt that directives have been issued to maintain law and order outside the jail. Anyone found disturbing the peace will be dealt with iron hands," he added.Attaullah Tarar assailed the PTI for spreading unfounded claims about Imran Khan's health, saying that Uzma Khan herself confirmed the former premier was safe and sound. "No prisoner has ever been provided a jogging machine," Attaullah Tarar said, while accusing a female PTI leader of feeding Indian and Afghan media with claims that the PTI founder's life was under threat.Referring to the PTI founder's past remarks, Tarar said that Khan - during his premiership - used to "run his hand over his face and say he would get so and so arrested, remove their AC".Tarar further said that the international media was being used to push propaganda against Pakistan. "His [PTI founder] three sisters create law and order situations outside the jail. This cannot continue - you meet inside and run propaganda outside. You were given an opportunity, and whoever violated the rules has had their meetings stopped."The minister said that they, too, used to visit prisoners, but "never created a law and order situation".Tarar vowed to establish the writ of the state, saying there would be no more "spectacles outside Adiala every day"."Meetings have a purpose - to ask about well being," he said, adding that the PTI founder, during the meetings, says that the state should be brought down."You want to weaken the country's defence? Damage its sovereignty? You want to challenge a state that defeated India?" h e asked. The minister then assailed the former premier over what he called his "hypocrisy" and "so many U turns"."A person should have character. He [Khan] has neither character nor manliness," Tarar said.He said no other political party has ever blocked roads, created a law and order situation, or spoken against any state institution, let alone given interviews or provided feeds to Indian and Afghan media outlets.He said national interest cannot be compromised for whim and caprice of an individual.Meanwhile Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar has said meetings with prisoners, including the PTI founder, are regulated by the jail manual, which prohibits detainees from discussing politics or making their conversations public. The Law Minister emphasized that the PTI founder is a convicted prisoner and prison rules allow him only one meeting per week, with no more than six people and write letters.Further quoting the Jail Manual, Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar said political matters are not permitted during meetings with prisoners. He added that there must be no criticism of the jail administration or commentary regarding other inmates, stressing that such discussions will remain a private affair.He explained that a prisoner is allowed to write only one letter to his family, and its contents cannot be made public. He emphasized that conversations with prisoners cannot be disclosed through press releases, television channels, or social media posts.The Law Minister noted that Rule 548 of the Jail Manual prohibits meetings with prisoners without the supervision of the Jail Superintendent. He further said that Rule 557 empowers the supervising officer to terminate a meeting if the conduct or conversation is deemed prejudicial to public order and peace.According to Azam, Rule 560 allows the jail superintendent to stop meetings if he believes the interaction could become public in a way that may incite unrest. He further referenced Rule 561, which pertains to the abuse of privilege."The entire set of rules giv es a prominent and central role to the jail superintendent," the minister said, reiterating that all procedures were being carried out in accordance with established regulations.Replying media questions, Azam Nazeer Tarar said that the notification for Pakistan's first Chief of Defence Forces' (CDF) appointment would be issued "at any moment", stressing that it was already in process. 'It is in process and at the moment, the notification or whatever necessary steps [...] will be in front of you soon. I want to urge that there should be no speculations over it [...] and there's no political disconnect on this,' the minister said.