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Zhalay Sarhadi Questions Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar on Honey Trapping Controversy

Zhalay Sarhadi Questions Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar on Honey Trapping Controversy

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  • Pakistani Actress Zhalay Sarhadi Questions Playwright Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar.
  • Zhalay Sarhadi questioned Qamar about his alleged involvement in a honey-trapping scheme.
  • She discussed the controversial leaked videos of Qamar, claiming they were recorded at gunpoint.
Pakistani actress Zhalay Sarhadi recently took renowned playwright Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar to task, questioning him about his alleged involvement in a honey-trapping scheme.

During a guest appearance on a digital podcast, Zhalay shared her thoughts on various issues, including the controversial leaked videos of Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar.

Zhalay highlighted Qamar's claim that the inappropriate videos were recorded at gunpoint, while Aamna Urooj, the accused in the case, also stated that she was coerced into the situation and later blackmailed. Zhalay questioned why no guns were visible in the footage if both Qamar and Urooj were supposedly under duress.

She further raised concerns about the unclear quality of the videos, arguing that if they were filmed at gunpoint, the camera should have been visible. Zhalay compared the situation to typical kidnapping cases, where clear ransom videos with direct demands are made.

Zhalay emphasized that none of the leaked videos indicated that Qamar was being held at gunpoint.

Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar has recently been in the spotlight after falling victim to a honey-trapping scheme orchestrated by a criminal gang, which led to his release after paying a ransom. The main suspect in the case claimed to have two videos of Qamar, each about an hour and a half long.

The suspect later leaked the videos in two parts: one showing Qamar smoking with a woman seated close to him in a private room, and the other depicting him in an inappropriate situation with the same woman.

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