Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) spokesperson said jail authorities deprived Nawaz of basic facilities, which led to his sickness Senior leader of PML-N Pervaiz Rashid had said last week that the three-time former prime minister is being held in deplorable conditions in jail ISLAMABAD: A Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) spokesperson said that jailed ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is not well and authorities are not allowing his personal physician to see him. Maryam Aurangzeb, former federal minister and spokesperson forthe PML-N, said in a message posted on her party Twitter account that authorities should allow the doctor who knows his medical history for the past 20 years to see Sharif. “We expect the caretaker Prime Minister Nasir-ul-Mulk will take notice of this situation,” she added. Aurangzeb also said in series of tweets that the nation is concerned about Sharif’s medical condition in the jail. “PML-N president Shehbaz Sharif had written letters to the caretaker premier and Punjab chief minister to appeal to provide basic amenities to Nawaz,” Marriyum said. She added that jail authorities deprived Nawaz of basic facilities, which led to his sickness. “Nawaz’s condition worsened due to denial of facilities,” she added. Sharif, who is a heart patient, has not been well since Saturday after his blood pressure shot up and reportedly his kidneys also suffered. A team of medical doctors examined Sharif in jail late on Saturday night but the report was not shared with the media. Last week on July 19, after meeting with Sharif, a senior PML-N leader, Pervaiz Rashid, said that three-time former prime minister is being held in deplorable conditions in jail. Sharif and his daughter Maryam Nawaz, who accompanied him from London, was arrested on July 13 when they landed at Lahore airport and taken to a jail in Rawalpindi.