MeToo in Cricket: Twitter Divided Over Leaked WhatsApp Screenshots Exposing Pakistani Opener Imam-ul-Haq of Cheating Multiple Women | SEE POSTS

There has been no official statement from the cricketer himself and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has also not said anything regarding the matter.  

Published date india.com Updated: July 25, 2019 8:53 AM IST
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A number of WhatsApp screenshots is doing the rounds on Twitter which accuse Pakistani rising star and ace opener Imam-ul-Haq of having multiple affairs and cheating on many girls. The cricketer has also been called for sexually exploiting girls and taking advantage of them. Some anonymous Twitter user has leaked some WhatsApp chats and accused Imam of exploiting women. Imam’s chat with four women has been leaked on social media.

According to Pakistani media reports, Haq has been having sexual relationships with false promises and did so even during the recently-concluded ICC World Cup 2019. Meanwhile, the screenshots available online has garnered mixed reactions from cricket fans all around the world. While some has come in support of the victimized girls, many others have also vilified them held them guilty ahead of the cricketer.

Here’s how Twitter is reacting over Imam’s controversy:

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Lately, Imam-ul-Haq has been in the middle of controversy for his failure to perform as a cricketer. But, the current controversy has come as a shocker to many. As per the latest reports, no one has field any legal complaints or issued any legal notice. There has been no official statement from the cricketer himself and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has also not said anything regarding the matter.

Imam was also an integral part of Pakistan’s World Cup campaign and scored a 100 against Bangladesh at Lord’s helping his team win by 94 runs. But Pakistan, in the end, fell short on net run rate and could not make the semifinals finishing fifth behind eventual runners-up New Zealand.

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