No one has right to issue me a warning, says Reham

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KARACHI: Reham Khan, former wife of Imran Khan and a TV presenter, Tuesday termed a press conference by PTI spokesman Fawad Chaudhry a 'waste' saying that no one had the right to issue a warning to her.

Speaking on Geo News' show 'Aapas Ki Baat', Reham said that she would deny the content of her book only if she would have stated them.

PTI spokesman Fawad Chaudhry had earlier demanded Reham to take back the content of her book and apologise, or they would take an action against her.

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"I was expecting that Reham would deny about the content of the book, which is vulgar, cheap and pornographic, but unfortunately she did not deny that till now," he had said.

Reham said that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf should issue a rebuttal. "Some manuscript is lying on your desk, I haven't seen that you have seen, how can I deny it; I haven't released anything.

"No book has been published yet, there is no book at the moment; you have something that you call a manuscript. Should I deny what you said? There is Hamza Abbasi's own book circulating, he should issue a rebuttal," she said on 'Aapas Ki Baat'.

Reham said that she was being given free publicity and that there was no western power or political party backing her. "I am not disrespecting anyone, they themselves are saying things and broadcasting them."

She said that she was not answerable to anyone and that one could say whatever they wanted after her autobiography is published.

The former TV presenter claimed that a number of PTI members were in contact with her.

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"Many women, who consider that they do not have space in the PTI for the circumstances are not favourable for them, contact me. Similarly, several men who do not get tickets and candidacy personally share their grievances with me," she claimed.

Reham further said that she could not believe anything coming from the PTI, reiterating that she had all evidence and emails in support of her claims.

She also said that the legal notice sent to her had no mention of former interior minister Ahsan Iqbal.

"How could a meeting take place with Maryam Nawaz, when there was no instance of a meeting with Ahsan Iqbal," she questioned.

"What are they afraid of? Why are they silencing me?" she said, vowing to fight against the mafia as far as possible.