Amir Liaqat’s third wife files for divorce over ‘domestic violence’
“The four months of marriage were like torture,” said Dania in her court case.


Islamabad: Syeda Dania Shah, the third wife of Dr Amir Liaqat, has filed for divorce from her husband on Saturday, citing ‘domestic violence’ and ‘substance use’.
Reportedly, Dania Bibi filed a claim for annulment of marriage, dowry and non-maintenance. Hence, the court issued notices to Dr Amir Liaquat Hussain for June 7.
In the lawsuit, she claimed that he is addicted to ice.
“The four months of marriage were like torture,” said Dania in her court case, adding that Amir threatens her and her parents.
They do not have any children together.
The estranged Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Aamir Liaquat tied the knot with Syeda Dania Shah almost four months ago.
The news had spread like a wildfire on social media, however, Aamir Liaquat has not released any official statement accepting or denying the news.
A few days back, ambiguity persisted regarding their marital status. Some say that Syeda Dania Shah had removed pictures with Aamir Liaquat from her Instagram account, while others claim that both have unfollowed each other on social media.

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