"Nikah Sirf Chup Ke Karte Hain": Reham Khan on Imran Khan breaching secrecy of ballot

Even on the day of polling Reham Khan took out time to take a dig at her former husband and how.

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New Delhi: PTI leader Imran Khan may be inching closer to victory in Pakistan general elections 2018, but that won’t deter ex-wife Reham Khan from giving him a piece of her mind. Even on the day of polling Reham Khan took out time to take a dig at her former husband. In a series of tweets, Reham made it a point to tell the world that Imran Khan is not the ‘most eligible choice’.

The most eligible choice eh? He is his own worst enemy. https://t.co/XJkUTYhY6c

— Reham Khan (@RehamKhan1) July 25, 2018

The PTI-chief was today summoned by Pakistan’s election commission for violating the secrecy of ballot and there were chances that his vote may get cancelled. Reham Khan used the chance to say that “Imran Khan is his own worst enemy.” Upon the reports of Imran revealing his vote to public, she commented that ‘he only gets married in secrecy’. She even went on to indirectly label Imran as a 'spineless desperate PM hopeful."

Nikah sirf chup k kerte hain ???? https://t.co/EyRK0O4DzK

— Reham Khan (@RehamKhan1) July 25, 2018

What does it mean? Simple acts are challenging for him. Ideal as leader of Pakistan? https://t.co/bhTTsq38GQ

— Reham Khan (@RehamKhan1) July 25, 2018

It has to be said that if it's not IK it will be someone like him. A figurehead of a PM who has no authority & who will be a puppet. We need strong leadership not spineless desperate PM hopefuls. https://t.co/PKgrPLDhKf

— Reham Khan (@RehamKhan1) July 25, 2018

Khan, last month, secretly married his spiritual mentor Bushra Maneka, a divorcee, amid the media frenzy over his third marriage. Reham also posted her picture after casting vote with the caption: “This time for the cat.”

Is wari......Billi pic.twitter.com/X0SacWmyMQ

— Reham Khan (@RehamKhan1) July 25, 2018

Reham in her book had recently levelled allegations on Imran of having illegitimate children , few of whom she claimed were Indians