Ali Zafar’s lawyer shares message sent by Meesha Shafi after jam session
Meesha had said on 'Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath' that she had thanked Ali Zafar but it was about the concert, not the jam session
May 03, 2019
Ali Zafar’s lawyer has shared screenshots of a message allegedly sent by Meesha Shafi thanking the singer after the jamming session and concert at which she accused him of sexually harassing her.
The WhatsApp message, shared by Ali’s lawyer Barrister Ambreen Qureshi, was allegedly sent by Meesha in a group created by organisers of the concert, in which she said she had “a great time jamming and performing”. She also thanked Ali Zafar for "the kind words he had to say on stage."
Last week during an appearance on Geo News programme Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath, Meesha had said she had thanked him but it was about the concert, not the jam session.
“Yeah, I was off to my other concert. He said some very... some things on stage when the audience was there and I said in courtesy to that.”
“It was about the concert, it was not about the jam at all,” she had asserted.
“Here is the screenshot of Meesha Shafi’s message to Ali Zafar that she denied on National TV. See for yourself. Truth always prevails,” Barrister Qureshi tweeted, along with the screenshot.
Zafar then retweeted Qureshi’s tweet and posted, “When truth is hurled against falsehood, falsehood perishes, for falsehood is by its nature bound to perish. Quran 17:81”.
Zafar's legal team also wrote in the post: “Recently, in a TV interview when Miss Shafi was asked why after being harassed during the “jam” (music rehearsal) session, she would send a message saying “had a great JAMMING...”. She categorically denied this saying “no there was no mention of the JAM at all."
The statement further read, "Luckily our client Ali Zafar has the entire chat saved. Here’s the message to prove how Miss Shafi has been conveniently misrepresenting facts starting from her initial statement till date and is proven wrong with facts and evidence every single time."
"We hope this can put an end to even a shred of doubt in anyone’s mind. All further claims, allegations or questions, if any, that may be raised will also be met with the power of truth backed by evidence,” it added.
On Tuesday, Zafar had said he would respond to every verbal or written allegation through facts and evidence.
Meesha had claimed in April 2018 that she was sexually harassed by Zafar on multiple occasions. The singer had rejected the allegations and filed a defamation suit against her.
