Imran Khan, imprisoned for nearly three years, remains resolute, his sons reveal. Despite health concerns and his wife’s alleged mistreatment, Khan states authorities will never break him. He finds strength in meditation, viewing his incarceration as a trial. His sons, awaiting visas, last spoke to him for 28 minutes, noting his unwavering principles. Imran Khan, imprisoned for nearly three years, remains resolute, his sons reveal. Despite health concerns and his wife’s alleged mistreatment, Khan states authorities will never break him. He finds strength in meditation, viewing his incarceration as a trial. His sons, awaiting visas, last spoke to him for 28 minutes, noting his unwavering principles.
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‘He’d rather die in prison’: Imran Khan unbowed, sons share powerful message
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