PM Khan’s former wife’s ‘dirty propaganda’, Murad Saeed serves legal notice to Reham

Federal Minister for Com­munications Murad Saeed on Sunday served a legal notice to Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan’s former wife, Reham Khan.

Saeed has said that Reham has hurled false allegations against him and done dirty propaganda in her book, “Reham Khan (memoir)“.

Saeed asked for an unconditional apology from Reham within 14 days; otherwise, a defamation suit of Rs1 billion will be filed against her, reports Dawn.

“Tender apology within 14 days from this notice otherwise the court will be requested for her stern punishment and Rs1 billion damages,” said the official announcement.

The news outlet also reports that the minister did not mention the name of Reham Khan while addressing her in the press release.

“Your book was used as a reference for launching malicious propaganda and false allegations,” read the press release.

Last week, Murad Saeed, during a meeting held in the presence of the premier, said that he would file a lawsuit against Reham in London for writing “offensive content” against the prime minister. “Posting false content should be stopped,” he added.

However, PM Khan advised Saeed “not to worry about such matters and focus on his performance as the Opposition is worried these days.”