LONDON: Reham Khan, ex wife of Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan on Sunday has said that she was not given rights even after 10 months.
According to details, Reham Khan while giving an interview to British media said that she was opposed and not defended by anyone that was the reason why she was giving an interview,
she answered to all personal questions like she said Imran Khan was not much talkative he loves to be alone most of the time and neither he was romantic.
Reham said Khan’s sister were not happy over this marriage and she was not given her basic rights even after 10 months and then she realized that their ways are far too different and decided to leave.
She said she was accused of giving poison, beating Imran Khan which were baseless,
‘Senior leadet of PTI told me that Imran Khan want me to cook food in the kitchen.’ Reham Khan added,
Also Miss Khan revealed that her marriage is not registered in UK and nor in Pakistan, Imran Khan texted me ‘I diverce you’.
Our disputes and clashes were rising day by day and they went to peak last month so that’s why we decided to part our ways.
It is to be kept in mind that Imran-Reham Khan part their ways after mutual consent last month.
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