Woman accuses Imam-ul-haq of being ‘a sexual predator’, shares WhatsApp chats
Mumbai: Since arriving in the world of cricket, Imam-ul-haq has been has always been under heavy criticism as the critics labelled him as a favourite player as his uncle and former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq used to work as a chief selector under the Pakistan cricket board.
Imam-ul-haq, who is now well settled in the world of cricket, averages 54.58 in 36 ODIs with a highest score of 151. While in the Tests the left-hander averages 28.4 with a modest score of 76. Imam’s statistics makes him eligible for the Test and the ODI squad.
However, no matter how good the 23-year-old is on the field, but off the field he is under the spotlights after a woman leaked his WhatsApp chat on the social media to expose and share his multiple intimate chats with several other women.
The woman has alleged that the Pakistani opener had the cricketer has been dating around seven to eight women. Nearly four of the chats got leaked. All of the incidents occurred during the past six months and that includes the World Cup campaign also.
Imam’s chats
The chat shows that Imam mentions the girl as “baby” and informing the girl about his current location. While, the other chats show that the 23-year getting involved in a fight with the woman to break to up with her as the woman claims that he manipulated and used the women whom Imam dated earlier. Imam then tweets that he possesses a lot of pictures and videos to prove him clean and is ready to share the posts if those women give their consent.
The screenshots of the fourth woman hasn’t been found but she meets one of the other three women on Instagram to inform them about Imam’s cheating and the chat pictures were also leaked. Imam might have earned praise for his batting skills but this fiasco might put him in all sorts of trouble.
Also, it would be intriguing to see if the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) decides to take any harsh decision regarding this. Nonetheless, if the board does take any rough decision then the cricketer might have a tough time sooner or later.
See the tweets and screenshots of the WhatsApp chats
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