LAHORE – In a statement, Pakistani actor Feroze Khan refutes all of Aliza Sultan’s allegations of domestic abuse against him.
“I, Feroze Khan, absolutely deny any and all false, malicious, and untrue charges which have been levelled against me and are spreading on the social media rumour mill,” Feroze wrote in a statement shared on his Instagram story. He went on to say that all of the accusations made against him are untrue and that he would tackle the situation legally.
He said as a conclusion to his statement, “I would want to unequivocally clear that I have always complied with the law in both letter and spirit and that I have never intentionally harmed another person. I firmly think that every person living on Earth has the right to basic human rights.”
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— Feroze Khan (@ferozekhaan) October 25, 2022
His ex-wife Aliza Sultan has accused the “Khaani” star of domestic abuse. She showed the pictures of the bruises on her body and stated that his husband’s abuse of her was the cause of these injuries.
When Aliza Sultan Khan announced her separation from the “Habs” star in September, she briefly detailed the verbal and physical abuse she had experienced. In 2018, the couple got married.
Numerous celebrities, including Ushna Shah, Mawra Hocane, Yasir Hussain, Kubra Khan, Mansha Pasha, Merub Ali, Asim Azhar, Usman Mukhtar, Faizan Shaikh, and many others, have offered their support to Aliza after she revealed that her marriage to Khan was abusive.
May justice be served, swift & certain! InshaAllah
— MAWRA HOCANE (Hussain) (@MawraHocane) October 25, 2022
More power & Love your way 🤍 #AlizaSultan
Dukh hota hai yeh dekh ker. Absolutely disgusted!! hope Aliza Sultan gets justice. pic.twitter.com/qgdrsetLx3
— Usman Mukhtar (@MukhtarHoonMein) October 25, 2022
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