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Hamid Mir claims seeing messages sent to Ayesha Gulalai allegedly by Imran

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 4 August 2017

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Hamid Mir claims seeing messages sent to Ayesha Gulalai allegedly by Imran
Hamid Mir reported that Ayesha Gulalai showed him text messages purportedly from Imran Khan. Gulalai made harassment allegations against Khan, prompting legal action from PTI.

ISLAMABAD – Geo News anchor Hamid Mir Friday claimed PTI MNA Ayesha Gulalai had shown him text messages allegedly sent by party chief Imran Khan.

Mir told Jaag TV he was unable to read the messages as Ayesha held the phone and he could not scroll through the conversation.

“I did not read the messages closely, as I was trying to look at the date they were sent. I did not have the phone in my hand, she was holding it."

Ayesha stirred up a storm Tuesday alleging harassment by Imran. She made the allegations at a press conference in Islamabad and quit the party.

The PTI served a legal notice on her to prove her allegations, or apologize.

“I cannot say those messages were from Imran Khan or someone else. If she claims they were from Imran Khan, she should sit in front of him or show it to some journalist in a program, and show the telephone number also,” Mir said.

He thought that an inquiry of some kind should be initiated to settle the matter.

Key Points

  • Hamid Mir claims Ayesha Gulalai showed him messages from Imran Khan.
  • Gulalai alleged harassment and quit the PTI party.
  • PTI issued a legal notice demanding proof of allegations.
  • Mir suggested an inquiry to resolve the issue.
  • No confirmation on the authenticity of the messages.

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