Reham Khan apologizes as Zulfi Bukhari wins defamation case
London: Reham Khan, ex-wife of Prime Minister Imran Khan has issued an apology for the accusations she leveled at Special Assistant Zulfi Bukhari— terming each allegation as ‘false and untrue’.
The apology statement came after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Zulfi Bukhari won the defamation case against Reham Khan at the London High Court.
In a statement posted to Twitter, Raheem Khan apologized for a number of claims she had made against Bukhari.
Zulfi Bukhari - An apology https://t.co/zsNqEoINFF pic.twitter.com/GVjvynbKJ3
— Reham Khan (@RehamKhan1) October 14, 2021
Reham Khan also released a video reading out her full and unconditional apology to Zulfi Bukhari.
“I unconditionally apologize to Zulfi Bukhari for the significant distress, upset, and embarrassment which these publications caused him,” she said.
Reham Khan had to apologize to Zulfi Bukhari for posting fake news about him several times on her social media accounts. Full video at https://t.co/16aRJObFX2 #RehamKhanExposed pic.twitter.com/mLWXuV52qy
— Tehreek-e-Insaf (@InsafPK) October 15, 2021
Following the apology, Zulfi Bukhari turned to Twitter and shared the video with the caption, “Truth always wins!”
TRUTH ALWAYS WINS!
— Sayed Z Bukhari (@sayedzbukhari) October 15, 2021
Upon court orders,Reham Khan publicly apologises&pays damages for her lies.
IA 1 day we’ll have the same law&justice so certain media persons spreading lies&fake news can be taken to task.This is the result when rule of law is supreme
Next stop:Commissioner Rwp pic.twitter.com/xEKa1YZaQc
Back in 2019, Reham Khan published a video on her social media platforms accusing Zulfi Bukhari of corruption.
According to her, Zulfi Bukhari carried out a corrupt plan with PM Khan to sell or acquire the Roosevelt Hotel at an undervalue. Consequently, Zulfi Bukhari then sued her for defamation.
Moreover, Zulfi Bukhari won the first round in the defamation case against Reham at the Royal Court of Justice at a trial of preliminary issues. Justice Karen Steyn determined the meaning of the eight publications as the subject of the defamation claim. She also accepted submissions from Zulfi’s lawyer Barrister Claire Overman that her client had been defamed widely.
As per the settlement, Reham Khan will pay the sum of £50,000 (Rs11.6 million) as a contribution towards Zulfi Bukhari’s costs and damages.
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