PTI leader and lawyer Sardar Latif Khosa said on Wednesday, after an hours-long meeting with party founder Imran Khan in Adiala jail, that his blood pressure was at a "frightening level" but the ex-premier was still "alert and strong". Khosa and Barrister Salman Safdar held a meeting with Imran today for three to four hours in accordance with the Islamabad High Court's (IHC) order. On Tuesday, the IHC ordered a one-hour jail meeting between Imran and his wife, Bushra Bibi, and their lawyers in the £190 million case, directing counsel to begin arguments on the appeals at the next hearing. Earlier in the day, the lawyers were allowed to proceed to Adiala jail from the Dahgal checkpoint to meet Imran, as directed by the court. In a short video interaction after the meeting, Khosa said: "The meeting was for three to four hours," adding that Bushra Bibi was also present. He said they discussed the couple's health and legal cases, adding that the party would provide further details tomorrow on what the two lawyers saw and what the couple told them. On Imran's health, he said: "His blood pressure and eye issues are still present and the fluctuation in blood pressure is obviously to a frightening level, but as for what you are asking, he (Imran) was completely alert and his spirit was strong." عمران خان سے تین چار گھنٹے ملاقات ہوئی ہے، بشری بی بی بھی ملاقات میں شامل تھیں، عمران خان کی صحت اور مقدمات پر بات ہوئی ہے۔ عمران خان کے بلڈ پریشر اور آنکھ معاملہ ضرور ہے۔ان کا بلڈ پریشر خوفناک حد تک ہے۔لیکن انکا ارادہ مضبوط تھا اور وہ مستعد تھے۔ 28ویں ترمیم پر بات ہوئی ہے لیکن… pic.twitter.com/9HSnxAiKx9 — PTI (@PTIofficial) November 11, 2026 Khosa said the possible 28th constitutional amendment was also discussed but did not divulge further details. He said the prison officials should be questioned about why the meeting stretched so long. "The meeting with Imran Khan was very productive; all matters were discussed." The permission for the meeting was granted after Safdar and Khosa had argued that they could not proceed with arguments in the ongoing appeals in the £190 million case without first meeting their clients. Speaking briefly to the media at the checkpoint before proceeding, Safdar said the meeting would be limited to discussions about Imran's legal cases. “We have a meeting today. Khosa sahib and I are going,” he said, adding that Salman Akram Raja would remain at the checkpoint. “You have read the court's order,” Safdar told reporters. He said the lawyers would seek instructions from Imran only in connection with his cases. "We will not discuss politics." Khosa also confirmed the meeting, saying, “We have a meeting today. My younger brother has also come with me.” Read: IHC orders one-hour jail meeting for Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi with lawyers Access to Imran and Bushra Bibi at Adiala Jail has remained restricted, with meetings between the PTI founder and his lawyers becoming increasingly infrequent. Authorities have denied weekly meetings between Imran and his family and legal team since December 2025. In April 2026, Barrister Salman Safdar met Imran for a 60-minute legal consultation on the IHC’s orders, but Bushra Bibi was not brought in to join the meeting. Safdar said Imran and Bushra were being kept in solitary confinement for almost 24 hours a day, with no access to books, television, family or lawyers. The courts subsequently intervened to facilitate access. In June, the IHC directed authorities to arrange a meeting between Imran, Bushra Bibi and their legal counsel within seven days to complete legal formalities and pursue their appeals. The Supreme Court also ordered weekly meetings between Imran and his family in August. Imran’s sister Noreen Niazi met him at Adiala Jail on August 18 after about nine months, and the meeting lasted about 15 minutes. However, Safdar was not allowed to meet both his clients again until November 2, when jail authorities facilitated a 40-minute meeting with Imran and Bushra Bibi.