PAK TV host claims, Imran Khan wanted to have physical relationship with blogger Cynthia
A new claim has emerged regarding US blogger Cynthia D. Ritchie, who made sensational allegations against former Pakistan Home Minister Rehman Malik, former Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani. Pakistan TV host Ali Salim alias Begum Nawazish Ali has claimed that Cynthia once told that Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan wanted to have a physical relationship with her.
While talking with a Pakistani journalist, Ali Salim claimed that Cynthia never talked to him about the fact that Rahman Malik raped her. Ali said, ‘If she was so close to me that she told me about Imran Khan’s offer to have sex then she could also tell me about the rape done by former Home Minister Rehman Malik. But he never told.
Elucidating his position on the former home minister, Ali said he had no sympathy for Rahman Malik as he was the man in charge for the safety of Benazir Bhutto on the eve of his assassination and to investigate on his failure to provide security Instead President Asif Ali Zardari made him the Home Minister of the country. He said, “However, I can confirm that Cynthia never talked to me about raping Rahman Malik.”
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Cynthia de Ritchie accused former Pakistan Home Minister Rehman Malik of raping her via Facebook Live. Cynthia had said that Rahman Malik of Pakistan People’s Party raped her in 2011 after drinking at her residence. Cynthia said on Facebook Live, ‘I thought there was a meeting on visa. There I was given flowers and a drink. ‘ He said that I kept quiet at that time because he was the only government there and who would help me in such a situation?Â
The former prime minister was also accused
Apart from this, Cynthia also accused former Pakistan Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and another minister. He had said that the two leaders had physically tortured him. The former Prime Minister’s son Ali Hyder Geelani has retaliated on these allegations of Cynthia. He dismissed the allegations on Twitter outright.
