Serina Isa asks former Attorney General to retract, apologise for what he said in interview

According to the details, in the first letter written on May 8, Sarina Isa asked Anwar Mansoor Khan to apologize for the allegations he put on during an interview given on YouTube.

“I have the right to respond if you do not apologize for the false and baseless allegations,” wrote Serina Isa adding that threats and propaganda can't discourage her.

Further, she said that the former attorney general has disobeyed the orders of the Supreme Court.

“I am not hiding behind my husband, you are hiding behind the government and liars,”

 “I had joined you as a named party (respondent 6) to my Review Application No 298/2020 and the Supreme Court issued notice to you,” she further said.

“In the May 12 tragedy, you sided with the dictator while you also tarnished the law by being controversially discharged from the army,” penned Sarina

Access to the FBR's secret report means “you are part of another conspiracy,” Was the FBR report prepared as Plan B, she questioned the former AJP.

“Instead, after the case was heard and decided, you once again maligned and defamed me. You also undermined the credibility and authority of the Supreme Court,” Sarina Isa added and questioned the former AG as to why he was doing so, and on whose behest? “I am quite capable of responding to your lies (once again), but two years of sustained propaganda and rebutting lies has exhausted me. And in a few days, I will be 61 years old,” Sarina Isa further said.

“Your dirty tricks sent my father to the grave with a broken heart. Please now show some decency and give your lies a rest,” Sarina Isa told Anwar Mansoor Khan.

“Please retract all you said and apologise within 48 hours,” she demanded.

Earlier, Anwar Mansoor gave an interview to Muhammad Azhar Siddique, senior advocate Supreme Court, on his youtube channel and talked extensively on the recent SC judgment on review petitions of Justice Qazi Faez Isa and his spouse Sarina Isa. Thereafter, Sarina Isa wrote an open letter to Anwar Mansoor Khan and demanded an apology from him.