Imran Khan disgraces female workers sends obscene texts and targets them with constant harassment

Imran Khan disgraces female workers sends obscene texts and targets them with constant harassment. The MNA from South Waziristan told that women working with the party received obscene text messages.

She said I cannot compromise when it comes to my honor and dignity.

Imran Khan disgraces female workers sends obscene texts and targets them with constant harassment.

Imran Khan disgraces female workers; sends obscene texts and targets them with constant harassment

Ayesha Gulalai told women working with the PTI received obscene text messages, and she could not put up with this any longer.

Ayesha Gulalai alleged at PTI chief Imran Khan that he suffered from “psychological problems.

And “gets jealous of, people who are better than him.

She refuted reports that she will be joining the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz.

But said Nawaz Sharif knows how to respect women.

Ayesha Gulalai claimed on that women affiliated with the party faced constant harassment from within.

Gulalai clarified that she did not meet Imran for three hours, saying she met with him for just 15 minutes and, that too, with a delegation.

“When I went to Imran and provided him evidence of Khattak’s corruption, he put all of it aside.”

The K-P Chief Minister Pervez Khattak acts like a mafia boss. “Khattak has nepotism in place, with his relatives being benefited.”

Imran Khan disgraces female workers sends obscene texts and targets them with constant harassment.

PTI leader Shireen Mazari said Aisha Gulalai had humiliated all members of the party, saying Imran Khan had done nothing wrong.

She went on to add that “whoever wants to leave the party, may go ahead.

A commotion was witnessed during the news conference as Mazari responded to a journalist saying “the PTI workers attend party’s public meetings to listen to Imran Khan, not to stare at women.”

The journalist had asked Mazari if the party’s supporters come to the gatherings to stare at other women activists there.