Says he will share Reham’s book before she launches it
Islamabad (Pakistan Point News – 6th June, 2018) A journalist asked Hamza Ali Abbasi if he even has the actual book of Reham Khan since it has not been launched yet and what would he do if the book does not contain the content he has been sharing on media since last week.
To this, Hamza Ali Abbasi said that Reham did not deny any of my revelations or the content of her book in any program.
He said that there can only be two reasons if this content is not written in the book. One, I lied and second, Reham made changes to her book.
He said that he will share Reham’s book he has before she launches it.
“If 95 percent content of her published book matches to the content of the book I have, it means that I was right. If this does not happen, I am ready to apologize. I will apologize in front of the entire nation and will give a written apology as well,” Abbasi said.
PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s ex-wife Reham Khan has written a book which is likely to be published before elections. However, the yet-to-be-published book has been making a lot of chatter lately for what Reham has written inside it about ex-husband Imran Khan.
Actor-turned-journalist Hamza Ali Abbasi has gotten his hands on the book. The leaked manuscript of Reham’s book has sparked a debate on mainstream and social media because of the allegations made against Imran Khan and his close aides in the book. The book will possibly have some implications for the party during elections.
Meanwhile, the PTI members are also hitting back at Reham, claiming that she is working on PMLN’s agenda before elections. They have alleged her of taking money from PMLN and getting a bullet proof car from Shehbaz Sharif after her divorce with Imran.
On Monday, Reham Khan received defamation notices by ex-husband Ijaz ur Rehman, former cricketer Wasim Akram, Imran’s close aide Zulfi Bukhari, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa outgoing chief minister Parvez Khattak, PTI’s Hamza Ali Abbasi, Asad Umar, Murad Saeed, Anila Khawaja and four others for publishing ‘defamatory and malicious’ content in her upcoming autobiography.
