That was not all. The report also claimed that Imran’s mental stability was questionable.

According to the daily, the details were shared at a press conference by the country’s health minister, Abdul Qadir Patel in Karachi.

It has been said that Patel described the PTI chief’s medical report as a “public document” and said he didn’t need anyone’s permission to release it. He rejected questions surrounding the moral and ethical grounds for releasing someone’s health records.

The minister also announced he would share more information about Khan as a detailed report was still awaited.

Patel said it all began on May 9 after Khan’s urine sample was obtained at a National Account­ab­ility Bureau’s (NAB) office shortly after the former prime minister was arrested in a corruption case. He claimed Khan was completely examined by a medical boa­rd comprising five senior officials of the Polyclinic and Pakistan Insti­tute of Medical Sciences (Pims).

Reading from the medical fitness report, the only one shared with the media, the health minister said Khan appeared under stress and displayed symptoms of anxiety during the examination. The report claimed that Khan was also angry about recent events and had little insight into the seriousness of the current situation. It also questioned his mental stability.

Ironically, however, the report’s findings showed nothing to support these remarks. In fact, it showed almost all tangible indicators were normal, said the daily.

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