LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan uncovered a major event of his life that turned him to join politics rather ‘living like an apathetic elite person’.
Imran Khan said that he turned politician when his mother died of a curable cancer disease. He added that her mother’s cancer stage was curable but there were no medical facilities for cancer patients in the country.
The PTI chief was addressing to National Health Conference in Lahore, he said that the less amount of money in subcontinent spends in Pakistan on education and health.
Imran said that in making of his cancer hospital most of the money donated by common men of the country adding that developed countries first spent on key fields of education and health.
 Pakistan has health system that rats bite patients in hospitals, he added.
Criticizing existed government, he said that the government did not care how much difficult for common man to pass life.
Imran said that policies were made keeping in view interest of mafia’s instead poor man.
He said that 80 percent of Pakistanis could not afford lawyer.
Imran said that what he learnt from cricket that “I am saying same thing which I said 18 years ago that one who accepts defeat he losses.”
The PTI head said that tolerance for cruel system brings destruction in the society.
Cricketer-turn politician said that the country needed clean water first then metro bus project.
Eighteen years ago no one believed that change   can come in the society, he added.
Imran said that he visited as many as 29 cities of Pakistan in last three weeks people awareness show sign of change.
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