Reham says she was advised to keep off Imran
 

KARACHI: Reham Khan, the former wife of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan, has left the country citing threats to her by unknown individuals as she maintained that she was advised to keep herself away from Imran Khan.
Speaking to Geo News' anchorperson Muneeb Farooq, Reham confirmed that she left
Pakistan on Sunday night and that she was receiving threats through phone calls made to her staff.
Reham also reportedly shared an audio recording, in which the coordinator of Reham Khan Foundation is telling her how he received calls from unknown numbers and was threatened not to coordinate Reham's interviews and events.
She further said that she had to discontinue the schooling of her daughter, due to which she was extremely distressed, adding, "None of the political parties is standing by me, nor backing me".
The anchorperson quoted Reham as saying that it was a battle that she could not fight while staying in Pakistan. She, however, had yet to explain if there was some specific issue for which she had been issued threats, or name any party standing against her. There was also no confirmation if she had filed a complaint with the police in this regard.
Reham, however, said that her "staff has been receiving these threats since last September", but now these threats have increased, so she decided to leave Pakistan. The former wife of the PTI chairman confirmed to the anchorperson that "several former cricketers called her and advised her to forget Imran Khan and not to get into any fight with him."
The development came days after Reham said that she believed she would have to break her silence over certain things in her knowledge. "There were many matters in my knowledge and I have remained silent about them but now that everything is out in the public and everyone is talking about it, I feel like I will soon have to break my silence about them," she said in an interview with an Indian news channel on Saturday.
Reham expressed her surprise at the Supreme Court of Pakistan's judgement that gave a clean chit to Imran Khan in a disqualification case."The Supreme Court in Pakistan has given him the label of Sadiq (honest) and Ameen (truthful)," she said. "I don't know what criteria the Supreme Court had, to allow so much concession to him. "A few recent decisions of our judiciary seem to give a lot of concession in some cases," she said, adding that the court was extraordinarily strict in the case of deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif's case.

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