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Mubashar Lucman says he will send legal notice to Ayesha Gulalai

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 9 August 2017

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Mubashar Lucman says he will send legal notice to Ayesha Gulalai
Mubashar Lucman plans to issue a legal notice to Ayesha Gulalai following accusations she made against him. He asserts he will pursue the matter legally. The situation has escalated after Gulalai's recent departure from PTI.

ISLAMABAD – Channel 24 anchor Mubashar Lucman says he will serve a legal notice on MNA Ayesha Gulalai (pictured) for making false allegations against him.

In a video clip posted on Facebook, he said she had made some allegations against me in a program yesterday. “I am going to send you a legal notice through my lawyer.”

He said in the clip, he was no political person and would pursue this case till its end. “Run if you can…you have lied, you are a liar, you are wicked and a deceiver. Wait for my legal notice in the next two days.”

Ayesha has been in the news since August 1 after abruptly quitting Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTI) and accusing its chairman Imran Khan of sending her abusive text messages.

Image: ANI

KEY POINTS:

  • Mubashar Lucman to send legal notice to Ayesha Gulalai.
  • Gulalai made allegations during a recent program.
  • Lucman asserts he will follow through with legal action.
  • Gulalai's exit from PTI has drawn significant media attention.
  • Lucman claims Gulalai is lying and will respond legally.

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