Jemima rejected Asif Zardari's allegations


 Former Chairman PTI Imran Khan's ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith rejected the allegations of PPP Co-Chairman Asif Zardari.

In a message on social networking website X (Twitter), Jemima Goldsmith wrote that I reject the accusations of Zardari's vloggers supporting PTI.




It should be noted that in an interview yesterday, Asif Ali Zardari said that Jemima is giving money to the squatters, a lobby is supporting them, and this lobby has other objectives.

Asif Zardari said that how Mrs Noble and her group made money is mentioned in a documentary, the reason why the ex-chairman of PTI got support here is because of the establishment, overseas Pakistanis have also been misled, they do not understand what is happening here.

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