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Reham Khan bashes Hamza Ali Abbasi for tweeting against her upcoming book

Reham Khan bashes Hamza Ali Abbasi for tweeting against her upcoming book

She says he could only have obtained her manuscript through theft or fraud and that he's been bullying her for a year
Updated 02 Jun, 2018

TV host/actor/full-time PTI loyalist Hamza Ali Abbasi surprised Twitter last night when he claimed that he has read the manuscript of Reham Khan's upcoming book.

He described the book in some unflattering terms. No surprises there.

But how did he get his hands on the manuscript? That's what Reham Khan would like to know:

Reham has earlier said about her book that it is mainly about her life as a journalist and mother, but mentioned that PTI chief Imran Khan features in it because he was once a part of her life, "albeit an unpleasant one".

Hamza's tweet unleashed trolls in full force, who accused Reham for furthering the agenda of PTI rival PML-N. But Reham says that she's used to these bullying tactics:

As proof, she even published an alleged email conversation between her and Hamza in which he informs her of PTI's possession of her emails:

Hamza retaliated with what he says is a hacked email exchange between Reham and Interior Minister and PML-N leader Ahsan Iqbal:

Whatever the truth behind the matter is, it's been great publicity for Reham's book!

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Irfan Jun 02, 2018 04:56pm
Why Hamza Ali abbasi interfering in this matter.? What ever she wants to do let her do. It is her right. She had suffered alot because of imran khan.
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Daud Jun 02, 2018 05:46pm
@Irfan Why doesn't she publish it ? Why does she want to publish it on the eve of elections? Isn't there a deliberate plot to malign IK ?
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M. Saeed Jun 02, 2018 06:04pm
We the public want to know everything, good or bad, about Imran Khan and his party before elections. All voters are of mature age and deserve the right to make their own judgement before casting their votes. They can easily sift through the whole juggernaut of write and wrong and arrive at their decisions, without guidance by the likes of Abbasi & co.
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