Former wife of Imran Khan, Jemima Khan, rebuffs the allegations made by former President Asif Ali Zardari of funding PTI social media campaigns.
In his latest interview, Asif Ali Zardari accused Jemima of funding vloggers and running paid campaigns in favor of PTI Chairman Imran Khan.
He accused her in a recent interview with a private TV channel in Pakistan. “Please fear God! This is what vloggers settled abroad are saying. Jemima is giving money to these bloggers.”
Hitting back at President Zardari, she denied these accusations of running a paid campaign in favor of her former husband, Imran Khan.
Taking to X, Jemima said, “This is obviously not true. “Jemima added that she will only ever wish for “peace & prosperity in Pakistan”.
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Zardari further attacked Jemima Khan by referring to her mother Lady Annabel Goldsmith. He further spoke about the documentary that shares how their family made money through wars.
“They first made money through the war in Egypt by recruiting British mercenaries, who were sent there,” he said.
Soon after the comments of President Zardari, Pakistanis rallied in support of Jemima Goldsmith. They denounced PPP leader Zardari for making baseless accusations against her.
Jemima Goldsmith expressed her gratitude to the people of Pakistan for supporting her against allegations and slanderous remarks.
“Pakistan Zindabad Always. Thank you to ordinary Pakistanis who always defend & support me when corrupt politicians defame & lie about me,” said Jemima in her tweet on X.
Jemima always supports Pakistan and from time to time she has expressed her love and fondness for the country and its people.
Earlier, she took a sigh of relief after the Supreme Court had ordered the release of Imran Khan from NAB custody back in May. NAB had taken Imran Khan into its custody from the premises of the Islamabad High Court when he appeared in the court for his bail.
Khan was dragged, pulled, and shoved into the car as seen by the videos circulating on social media. Jemima Goldsmith, his former wife, and mother of his sons, expressed relief following the Supreme Court judgment.