World / Pakistan Imran Khan Purported Audio Call Clip Goes Viral His Party PTI Calls It Fake

Imran Khan Purported Audio Clip: Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan is embroiled in a new controversy after an audio clip went viral. In the call recording that has gone viral, a man can be heard 'obscenely talking' to a woman. It is being claimed that the man is Imran Khan. At the same time, Imran Khan's party has called the audio clip fake.

PTI said that Imran Khan's opponents are doing this act to tarnish his image. PTI leader Dr. Arslan Khalid said, "Political opponents of the PTI chairman cannot think beyond creating fake audios and videos."

Pak journalist leaked audio

Two parts of the call recording have been leaked by Pakistani journalist Syed Ali Haider on YouTube channel. In the audio clip, a man (reportedly Imran Khan) can be heard talking to a woman in abusive language. It is also being claimed that this clip is from the Prime Minister's Office of Pakistan. It is believed that the woman with whom Imran Khan is talking in the first audio is related to his party PTI.

Imran trolled on social media

As soon as these alleged call audio clips went viral, Imran Khan came under attack. Pakistani woman journalist Naila Inayat wrote on Twitter, "Imran Khan has now become Imran Hashmi in the alleged call leak." At the same time, retired Indian defense analyst Major Gaurav Arya also took a dig at this. Wrote on his Twitter handle, "Someone from Pakistan sent me a video from a YouTube channel called Syed Ali Haider Official, run by a Pakistani journalist. It is said that this audio clip is of Imran Khan, with whom 2 There were women."

Call recording went viral earlier also

Even before this, the alleged call recording of Imran Khan has gone viral. In October, an alleged audio of Imran Khan was revealed, in which he is trying to buy MPs from the no-confidence vote in Parliament. They are trying to save their government. Another audio clip related to Imran Khan was leaked in which he was heard talking about a secret message sent by Pakistan's ambassador to Washington in March 2022, in which there was a plan to oust him from power.