She also alleges that the Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Organization was part of a money-laundering scheme, among other things.
There is a particularly detailed story about how Khan let Reham know that to complete renovations on his Bani Gala home when she moved in after their marriage, they had access to timber that had been seized due to illegal activity by the “timber mafia.” She claims that this revelation shocked her. Reham claims that Imran lives off of the goodwill of his wealthy political supporters, who she says even cover the cost of necessities such as his groceries. Similarly, he is quick to dismiss any allegations of wrongdoing leveled against members of his party, even when the evidence appears clear-cut.Īllegations of corruption haunt the pages.
Reham states that Khan is not one to hold members of his own party accountable for their actions, despite demanding it of members of other parties. It's out! Available in paperback in the UK and select territories. In the 24 hours that followed, much of the rumored finger-pointing has been confirmed, with the book filled with stories claiming to reveal unsavory sides of the would-be PM.īut aside from all the titillating and exploitative details, there are serious accusations about the political conduct of a man might be Pakistan’s next democratically elected leader, claims that could significantly affect the outcome of the election for both Khan and members of his party. Its publication came less than two weeks before Pakistan’s general elections, in which Imran Khan is one of the front-runners to be the next prime minister On Thursday, July 12, it finally became available legally, on Amazon and in bookshops in London. Speculation, rumors and salacious gossip kept tongues wagging, and the media circus that erupted, along with threats of lawsuits, led people to wonder whether the eponymous memoir would ever see the light of day. ISLAMABAD: Twitter erupted a few weeks ago when the autobiography of Reham Khan, a journalist and the former wife of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan, was allegedly hacked and leaked online.
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