Pakistan minister claims coke, booze in Imran’s urine, questions his psychological steadiness – Times of India

ISLAMABAD: Trouble fastened for former Pakistan PM Imran Khan as the rustic’s well being minister claimed on Friday that alcohol and cocaine have been detected in his urine samples when he went via clinical exams after his arrest on May 9 in a graft case.
The Pakistan Tehreeke-Insaf, alternatively, posted on Twitter that it has made up our minds to pursue prison motion in opposition to the well being minister and his assistants for his or her claims in regards to the birthday celebration chairman’s clinical situation.
Addressing a presser, well being minister Abdul Qadir Patel stated {that a} five-member clinical board was once constituted in a while after Imran’s arrest and he was once offered prior to it at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in Islamabad.

The well being minister stated the inclusion of famend psychologists at the board was once to deal with the suspicion raised by means of the antigraft frame relating to Khan’s verbal exchange taste and frame language, suggesting imaginable psychological rigidity.

The clinical board, consistent with Patel, discovered khan to be a “habitual user of illegal substances” as proof of the presence of alcohol and cocaine was once present in his urine samples. He claimed that the board has concluded that the PTI leader was once beneath serious mental power.

“The gentleman (Imran) was once tested and looks beneath rigidity with nervousness signs. There was once in depth anger/nervousness in regards to the occasions going down in the previous few weeks. He had little perception into the seriousness and truth of the present state of affairs. The psychological steadiness is questionable,” said the clinical record.