When will Noon League apologize for the Jemima Khan's fake smuggling case?

[Norwegian]

This fake smuggling case was one of the main reasons why Imran Khan had to part ways with the great Jemima Khan, a smuggler and a Yehudi per Noon League:

Tuesday, January 12, 1999 Published at 16:02 GMT

Jemima Khan charged with smuggling

Jemima Khan: Charged with trying to export tiles

Jemima Khan, the wife of the former cricket star Imran Khan, has been charged in Pakistan with illegally exporting hundreds of antique tiles.


Imran Khan: "These charges are politically inspired"
More than 300 tiles on their way to Jemima Khan's mother in London, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, were intercepted by customs officials in Lahore.

Archaeological officials declared them to be three to four hundred year-old antiques of paramount archaeological interest.

But the Khans say they bought the tiles in a shop in the capital, Islamabad, for $570 after being assured by the shopkeeper that they had no historical value.

Imran Khan, who now heads an opposition political movement, accused the government of a malicious campaign to undermine his political activities.

Addressing a press conference, he said that if his wife intended to smuggle something out of the country, she would not have been likely to send the tiles in clearly marked packages through legal channels.

According to Imran Khan, a receipt for the tiles in question was presented to Customs officials, but they held the gift item on the pretext that the tiles were antique, and perhaps stolen.

He said that the customs officials were trying to give the impression that all politicians indulge in corruption.

Imran Khan's Pakistan Movement for Justice party had a very poor showing in its first poll in 1997.
BBC News | South Asia | Jemima Khan charged with smuggling

Fake charges were eventually dropped a year later, but forced Jemima Khan to stay out of the country in fear of being arrested by Gullu Butt police of PMLN:

Wednesday, 5 April, 2000, 20:29 GMT 21:29 UK
Pakistani court exonerates Jemima Khan
Reports from Lahore say a Pakistani court has dropped smuggling charges against Jemima Khan, the wife of the politician and former cricketer, Imran Khan.

Agence France Presse said the Lahore High Court quashed a case in which Mrs Khan was accused of trying to export antique tiles illegally.

Mrs Khan -- the daughter of the late British businessman, Sir James Goldsmith -- pleaded in a petition to the court that the charge was fabricated under the government of the ousted prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, to harass and damage her husband.

The Ministry of Culture and Archaeology verified that the tiles in the case were not antiques.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service
BBC News | SOUTH ASIA | Pakistani court exonerates Jemima Khan

So when will Noon League apologize to Jemima and Imran for their loss of marriage because of this fake smuggling case?

Note: These so-called antique tiles can still be found outside Imran Khan's House in Bani Gala, Islamabad.

 

[FaujHistorian]

This fake smuggling case was one of the main reasons why Imran Khan had to part ways with the great Jemima Khan, a smuggler and a Yehudi per Noon League:

Tuesday, January 12, 1999 Published at 16:02 GMT

Jemima Khan charged with smuggling

Jemima Khan: Charged with trying to export tiles

Jemima Khan, the wife of the former cricket star Imran Khan, has been charged in Pakistan with illegally exporting hundreds of antique tiles.


Imran Khan: "These charges are politically inspired"
More than 300 tiles on their way to Jemima Khan's mother in London, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, were intercepted by customs officials in Lahore.

Archaeological officials declared them to be three to four hundred year-old antiques of paramount archaeological interest.

But the Khans say they bought the tiles in a shop in the capital, Islamabad, for $570 after being assured by the shopkeeper that they had no historical value.

Imran Khan, who now heads an opposition political movement, accused the government of a malicious campaign to undermine his political activities.

Addressing a press conference, he said that if his wife intended to smuggle something out of the country, she would not have been likely to send the tiles in clearly marked packages through legal channels.

According to Imran Khan, a receipt for the tiles in question was presented to Customs officials, but they held the gift item on the pretext that the tiles were antique, and perhaps stolen.

He said that the customs officials were trying to give the impression that all politicians indulge in corruption.

Imran Khan's Pakistan Movement for Justice party had a very poor showing in its first poll in 1997.
BBC News | South Asia | Jemima Khan charged with smuggling

Fake charges were eventually dropped a year later, but forced Jemima Khan to stay out of the country in fear of being arrested by Gullu Butt police of PMLN:

Wednesday, 5 April, 2000, 20:29 GMT 21:29 UK
Pakistani court exonerates Jemima Khan
Reports from Lahore say a Pakistani court has dropped smuggling charges against Jemima Khan, the wife of the politician and former cricketer, Imran Khan.

Agence France Presse said the Lahore High Court quashed a case in which Mrs Khan was accused of trying to export antique tiles illegally.

Mrs Khan -- the daughter of the late British businessman, Sir James Goldsmith -- pleaded in a petition to the court that the charge was fabricated under the government of the ousted prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, to harass and damage her husband.

The Ministry of Culture and Archaeology verified that the tiles in the case were not antiques.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service
BBC News | SOUTH ASIA | Pakistani court exonerates Jemima Khan

So when will Noon League apologize to Jemima and Imran for their loss of marriage because of this fake smuggling case?

Note: These so-called antique tiles can still be found outside Imran Khan's House in Bani Gala, Islamabad.

hahahaha.

the marriage ended because of customs?

Yaar please. hud hoti hai mazaq ki.

 

[SHAMK9]

Stop tagging me, its really annoying now

 

[Norwegian]

the marriage ended because of customs?

Imran Khan said so himself, unless he is lying of course in Ramadan. Jemimah also said in her interviews that she could not return to Pakistan after that fake smuggling case in fear of being arrested by Gullu Butts of Sheray Punjab:

 

[Jazzbot]

• Did they ever apologize for sitting in lap of worst dictator of Pakistan's history, vowed in public to continue and complete his mission after his death?

• Did they ever apologize for distributing fake naked pictures of Benazir Bhutto? They had thrown millions of such pictures using helicopters. Benazir is now dead, so she should be given a little respect (though she doesn't deserve it).

• Did they ever apologize for Kargil mess they created?

The list can be long, but these shameless bunch of idiots won't apologize for anything they had done in past. On top of that, they will keep doing such things in future and won't apologize for them either.

 

[RescueRanger]

I cannot comment on someone's personal life. As for apologies, don't hold your breath. Did they apologise for Model Town?

 

[Norwegian]

Did they apologise for Model Town?

Not yet. They have yet to apologize for their treason in Kargil War too.

 

[Jf Thunder]

did PTI apologize for throwing baseless allegations at the former CJ, Cheif Election Commissioner and every other person he came across?

 

[Norwegian]

did PTI apologize for throwing baseless allegations at the former CJ, Cheif Election Commissioner and every other person he came across?

Know the difference between baseless allegations on media and actually filing a false criminal case for political revenge?

 

[Donatello]

Know the difference between baseless allegations on media and actually filing a false criminal case for political revenge?

Bro,
I humbly request you to NOT TAG ME in any threads. I don't need to be tagged. I read and comment as when i think is needed. It just fills up my alerts.
Thanks.

 

[VCheng]

Imran Khan: "These charges are politically inspired"
More than 300 tiles on their way to Jemima Khan's mother in London, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, were intercepted by customs officials in Lahore.

Just another day in the puppet show called Pakistan government. There is nothing to see here.

 

[slapshot]

did PTI apologize for throwing baseless allegations at the former CJ, Cheif Election Commissioner and every other person he came across?

ironically in same interview Imran Khan was giving youth advice to always speak truth

 

[Hyde]

Most of the families of political leaders have been victimised sometime in their life

Both Benazir and Zardari had cases against them so should have have sought divorce? The wife of Nawaz Sharif even went to the jail... so should she have taken divorce?

Your personal weaknesses should not be blamed on others

 

[Norwegian]

Your personal weaknesses should not be blamed on others

Unlike Nawaz Sharif's wife, Jemima Khan wasn't a traditional Desi girl. Remember, she was pregnant with their second son and these tiles were actually a Christmas present for her mom and brother. All she had to do was to send the parcel with someone else's name. The very reason she sent the parcel in her own name, while her husband was criticizing ruling PMLN's corruption openly, got her into trouble in the first place.
She was under no obligation to remain in Pakistan after that shitty episode of course.

 

[MastanKhan]

This fake smuggling case was one of the main reasons why Imran Khan had to part ways with the great Jemima Khan, a smuggler and a Yehudi per Noon League:

Tuesday, January 12, 1999 Published at 16:02 GMT

Jemima Khan charged with smuggling

Jemima Khan: Charged with trying to export tiles

Jemima Khan, the wife of the former cricket star Imran Khan, has been charged in Pakistan with illegally exporting hundreds of antique tiles.


Imran Khan: "These charges are politically inspired"
More than 300 tiles on their way to Jemima Khan's mother in London, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, were intercepted by customs officials in Lahore.

Archaeological officials declared them to be three to four hundred year-old antiques of paramount archaeological interest.

But the Khans say they bought the tiles in a shop in the capital, Islamabad, for $570 after being assured by the shopkeeper that they had no historical value.

Imran Khan, who now heads an opposition political movement, accused the government of a malicious campaign to undermine his political activities.

Addressing a press conference, he said that if his wife intended to smuggle something out of the country, she would not have been likely to send the tiles in clearly marked packages through legal channels.

According to Imran Khan, a receipt for the tiles in question was presented to Customs officials, but they held the gift item on the pretext that the tiles were antique, and perhaps stolen.

He said that the customs officials were trying to give the impression that all politicians indulge in corruption.

Imran Khan's Pakistan Movement for Justice party had a very poor showing in its first poll in 1997.
BBC News | South Asia | Jemima Khan charged with smuggling

Fake charges were eventually dropped a year later, but forced Jemima Khan to stay out of the country in fear of being arrested by Gullu Butt police of PMLN:

Wednesday, 5 April, 2000, 20:29 GMT 21:29 UK
Pakistani court exonerates Jemima Khan
Reports from Lahore say a Pakistani court has dropped smuggling charges against Jemima Khan, the wife of the politician and former cricketer, Imran Khan.

Agence France Presse said the Lahore High Court quashed a case in which Mrs Khan was accused of trying to export antique tiles illegally.

Mrs Khan -- the daughter of the late British businessman, Sir James Goldsmith -- pleaded in a petition to the court that the charge was fabricated under the government of the ousted prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, to harass and damage her husband.

The Ministry of Culture and Archaeology verified that the tiles in the case were not antiques.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service
BBC News | SOUTH ASIA | Pakistani court exonerates Jemima Khan

So when will Noon League apologize to Jemima and Imran for their loss of marriage because of this fake smuggling case?

Note: These so-called antique tiles can still be found outside Imran Khan's House in Bani Gala, Islamabad.

Hi,

Indeed that was a disgusting attack on her integrity-----.