Mohammad Aamir Khan’s 14 lost years

Wed, 13 March 2013

14:02

On a February night in 1998, Mohammad Aamir Khan, a resident of the Old Delhi area of India's capital made his way to a chemist to buy medicine for a kidney stone problem. The story of how he spent 14 years in jail for crimes including murder, terrorism and waging war against the nation. He was finally acquitted but it changed the course of his life. Read

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