#MeToo: Ali Zafar Releases Statement That Sexual Harassment Case Against Meesha Shafi Has Been Filed | Hindi movie news

Almost a year after Meesha Shafi accused Ali Zaafar of badual harbadment during the #MeToo wave of movement, the Pakistani singer-actor issued a statement on social media claiming that Shafi's lawsuit against him had was "rejected alongside the appeal against the dismissal. "

Sending to his account on social networks, Ali summarizes his address to the media in a statement in which he states: "Meesha Shafi's case against me was dismissed, along with the appeal lodged against dismissal. The case in court is mine against her for damages that her misrepresentation caused me, which she naturally tries to flee. "

"I've also sued all the fake accounts and other accounts used to campaign against me on social media," he said, stating, "It's time to unveil the truth respecting the rules of law for which I urge the FIA ​​to take strict legal measures. "

Calling on people to join him in asking Shafi to appear in court, he said, "She should stop hiding behind false accounts to defend herself, but rather go to court to face the truth."

#Malala is a true warrior who defends the truth and justice after making great sacrifices. Meesha can not become his … https://t.co/J3PMiYAm7J

— Ali Zafar (@AliZafarsays) 1556353692000

According to a PTI report, Ali allegedly filed a defamation complaint of 100 UK crore against an actor-singer Meesha, who accused him of badual harbadment on the site Twitter microblogging. The lawsuit was filed under the 2002 Defamation Ordinance, and Zafar said Shafi had damaged his reputation with false allegations.

Sharing this because I believe that in speaking of my own experience of badual harbadment, I will break the … https://t.co/hpPuJFrBMo&19459004]— MEESHA SHAFI (@itsmeeshashafi) 1524134731000

"The tweet dated 19.04.2018 and the article of the Instep dated 21.04.2018 are false, defamatory, published statements and emanate from the defendant. Applicant, good will, livelihood, attempt to tarnish the plaintiff's good image.Since the defamatory statements are patently false, one can only conclude that this malicious campaign was launched against the plaintiff as part of a conspiracy motivated tarnish the good image of the plaintiff by making false accusations ", reads in the opinion.

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& mdash; Ali Zafar (@AliZafarsays) 1524146871000

The notice also sought "to apologize on the same social media platform as Twitter, proclaiming the innocence of our client".