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Trouble mounts for former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan as a medical test done when under arrest in a corruption case revealed the use of alcohol and cocaine. This was revealed during a press conference by Health Minister Abdul Qadir Patel on the ex-PM's medical report, prepared by a panel of five doctors. If confirmed, Imran Khan, who already faces over cases, will face further legal action. The initial medical report revealed the use of 'toxic chemicals' such as 'alcohol and cocaine', the health minister said. Abdul Qadir Patel, who said the government would make Imran Khan's medical report public, claimed that Khan's mental stability was questionable. He said there was some 'inappropriate gesture' and the ex-PM's actions were not that of a 'fit man'. Imran Khan was arrested by the paramilitary Pakistan Rangers in a corruption case while he was at the Islamabad High Court premises on May 9, triggering unrest across the country. Khan, who was ousted from power last year, was later released on bail and has received protective bail against arrest in all cases. This is not the first time Imran Khan has been accused of drug abuse. Live TV Primetime. Maharashtra Jharkhand. Latest Edition Insight Best Colleges. All Sports. Short Videos. Fact Check. Other News. Download App. Follow Us On:. News World Imran Khan's medical report shows cocaine use, claims Pak health minister. Listen to Story. Photo: AFP. India Today World Desk. Published By:. Watch Live TV.

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It appeared that Imran Khan was doing about six grams a night. Three bags of the magic stuff were consumed in one night. He was sinking right in front of my eyes and I watched helplessly. I thought it was repeated disappointments in politics. But perhaps even the secret maligning plan he had drawn up for his own wife tortured him on some level. He needed to bury that inner voice of conscience in more white stuff. He would avoid my questioning eyes as I discovered the empty plastic bags in the bin wrapped in torn scraps of newspapers. Just after we tied the knot, while I was in the middle of filmmaking, I had been thinking that my film crew must be dabbling in drugs. I decided to ask them to explain what I had found. A large plastic sandwich bag full of mystery capsules had been delivered by Zakir. One of the production crew opened it in my office and tasted it in front of four other crew members. He exclaimed that it was speed, but of some lethal variety. I went back home and flushed them down the toilet, but the candy just kept coming back, from various sources and in different varieties. He was either hiding it rather well, or trying to cut down. He would openly light a roll-up cigarette in front of me, filling it with a substance broken off from a round flat black mixture. He would heat it and add it to cigarette, and sometimes smoke in the afternoons. He gave me the impression that it was marijuana but it did not smell like weed. I would stumble across it several months later when making a documentary for an anti-narcotics campaign and discover it was black tar heroin. The odd thing was that Imran would appreciate me a lot throughout the marriage for being such a clean woman with no vices. And he would say it as if there was nothing else good about the marriage. I realised later that he wanted me to think he was not doing it anymore, so I would never talk about it after he carried out his plan. The day of the NA Lahore-V result was a major moment. We had been watching the results on TV. Aleem Khan had lost. I was trying to be my supportive best, insisting that he had done really well and that it was a victory of sorts. Eventually I got up to check on him, worried he might be really upset. The door of the bathroom was open, and on the window sill was a huge heap of white dust. Imran was lining it up with a nail brush. I stood frozen to the spot. Imran spotted me and saw the shell-shocked expression on my face. I turned on my foot and walked back to sit on the sofa like a robot. Imran rushed towards me immediately. He grabbed my feet pleading for forgiveness and then pulled me into his arms. He begged me for forgiveness over and over again. We all deceive ourselves constantly. Some do not want to confront their own reality and some cannot bear to confront the reality of their loved ones. I knew that this was who he was but I wanted to turn a blind eye to his weaknesses. We exaggerate their qualities. We are economical with the truth. The sight of my man… my leader… reduced to that of a helpless addict burnt my eyes… and my soul. Who could I ask for help? My mind raced through the options. There was no one I trusted. There was no friend he had I could approach. How exactly do you take Mr Imran Khan to rehab? My attitude was not the least bit understanding, but with Imran, I was gentle. Not once did I show anger or accuse him of being a drug addict. Instead, I adopted a quieter approach. Every morning, I would find his saucer hidden in a new spot, with a credit card and residual coke. I would move it so Imran would know that I knew. He had asked me right at the start to support him in getting out of his bad habits. I made gentle suggestions, and he made endless promises to quit. I never even made a direct or insulting comment about his addiction. I only ever mentioned the Epill once. I could see a growing campaign against me, with images of his sister, ex-wife, and sons being promoted on PTI social media. It was deliberately being painted that his ex-wife and sisters were his family, and that I was an outsider who had no place. After he returned from one of the Lahore jalsas, I asked him why his nephew was telling the Information Secretary to put up old pictures of Yousaf Salli and Aleema to hype his upcoming birthday on his Facebook page. He reacted with a lot of anger, and said that his nephew was not doing anything of the sort, and that I was hallucinating. I looked at him, stunned and embarrassed. I was more stunned at the apology. At the time, I took it as genuine remorse. And then the night came when I would fall for it yet again. Those promises of change and of cleaning up his act that I so desperately wanted to believe would appear again. The book is published by SK Publishing Ltd. 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That cocaine addict is now 10 years old and fit than many youngsters. What a liar she is. Looks like imran married a Pakistani trash who will sell anything to get her 2 minutes of fame. Comment: Please enter your comment! Most Popular. Call the troops back Shekhar Gupta - October 19, Neither settling on final pick Purva Chitnis - October 19, Delhi NCR restaurants have a new offering. Toilets Triya Gulati - October 19, Follow us. All rights reserved.

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