#MeToo: Ayesha Gulalai claims Imran Khan asked supporters to chuck poison on her face
Ayesha Gulalai: SCREEN GRAB
Participating in a online trend #MeToo being used by women worldwide to speak up on being sexually harassed, disloyal Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) MNA Ayesha Gulalai claimed that celebration arch Imran Khan had called on his supporters to chuck poison on her face.
On Sunday, Gulalai had tweeted that a cabinet was shaped to examine into her allegations of passionate nuisance opposite a PTI arch though he was nonetheless to spin adult before it. “Tell him [Imran] to be there. we was prepared to yield justification opposite him [back then] and still am,” she added.
میرے الزامات کی تحقیقات کے لیے پارلیمانی کمیٹی بنائی گئی تھی،نیازی آج تک پیش نہیں ہوا،اسےبولو وہاں آئے میں ثبوت دینے کو تیار تھی اور ہوں۔
— Ayesha Gulalai (@AyeshaGuIaIai) October 15, 2017
On Aug 1, Gulalai had indicted a PTI arch and his ‘gang’ of promulgation licentious content messages to women workers, saying they were constantly tormented within a party.
PTI womanlike members face consistent nuisance within party: Ayesha Gulalai
“It is my firmness that matters to me a most,” a MNA told reporters. “I can't concede when it comes to my honour and dignity.”
According to a discontented lawmaker, victims of nuisance in Pakistan were not listened to unless they dedicate self-murder or take a similar inauspicious step to get themselves noticed.
The PTI had discharged a allegations and served a authorised notice to Gulalai to infer her nuisance allegations opposite celebration arch Imran Khan or apologise, differently she would be sued for Rs30 million.
Imran also wrote a minute to a National Assembly orator seeking a stop of Gulalai’s council membership.
In a letter, the PTI arch had requested a orator and a arch choosing commissioner to take movement opposite Gulalai, an MNA from South Waziristan inaugurated on a indifferent chair for women, underneath Article 63-A (2) of a Constitution.
Khan, in his letter, submitted that in defilement of rules, Gulalai did not opinion for Sheikh Rashid, a party’s claimant for a chair of a primary minister.
#MeToo started trending on amicable media opposite a creation after American actor Alyssa Milano asked women to share if they had ever been intimately assaulted or tormented to uncover people only how widespread passionate nuisance and attack were.
If you’ve been intimately tormented or assaulted write ‘me too’ as a respond to this tweet. pic.twitter.com/k2oeCiUf9n
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) October 15, 2017
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1533639/metoo-ayesha-gulalai-claims-imran-khan-asked-supporters-throw-acid-face/