The past few days have been havoc for wheelchair-bound woman activist Muniba Mazari. By know, the entire nation knows her story – the woman who lost her legs years ago after meeting an accident established herself on her own. While Muniba was married at the time of her divorce, the marriage did not work and the couple ended up separating their paths.
Years down the line, Muniba has established herself – she is an activist emerging to speak up on the rights of women. She has appeared on various internationally-acclaimed forums, such as Ted Talk and BBC Top 100 Women across the world. Additionally, she has also represented Pakistan in UN Goodwill and was listed in the Forbes 30Under30 Speakers’ list. The woman, by far, has done everything to bring positivity in the name of our country.
Recently, Muniba Mazari’s Former Husband Khurram Shahzad Sued her in the Case of Defamation
Mazari is being sued for “blaming and bashing the ex-husband of afflictions.” Mazari revealed that this will be the 5th time her former husband has filed a case against her and she has her faith in winning it this time as well.
People across the nation showed great support towards the activist until her 5-year-old PTV interview resurfaced on social media.
In attempts to work on the marriage, as claimed by Muniba herself, she portrayed how her husband has been extremely supportive after the accident, contradicting to the ‘real’ story she shared, that her husband left her and she wasn’t happily married.
All Sorts of Negative Comments Regarding Muniba Mazari Surfaced on the Interview
People were calling her a hypocrite for “cashing” her story for money and fame, which felt wrong to hear, knowing how the activist has always gone by the right.
Muniba Cleared the Dust and Shared the Exact Story of What She was Going Through 5 Years Ago
It is easy to comment and judge others, knowing that you are not even in their position, but only the person going through the struggles can tell how hard it really is to walk in their shoes.
Good luck to Muniba Mazari!
