Shahbaz Sharif publishing news against the British journalist and newspaper 12 Pawndzka million penalty

London (94 news) To the British journalist and newspaper that published news against Shahbaz Sharif 12 There was a shock of millions of pounds. David Rose and the Mail on Sunday lost the case to Wajid Iqbal, a British-born Pakistani resident of Nelson. The newspaper settled out of court before the case started, while the case was supposed to start in April this year.

Talking to a private TV channel, Wajid Iqbal said that the newspaper's false news destroyed my home, I could not meet my children for two years. The newspaper chose me because of my Pakistani citizenship. Wajid Iqbal's lawyer Mark Lewis says that because Wajid Iqbal is a Pakistani citizen, his name was taken in various cases and the article was written based on this.

Such an article on behalf of the newspaper is an example of anti-Muslim. Speaking further, the lawyer said that there is no doubt that the newspaper has shown bias against my client. The lawyer has said that this is my first such big case that I have won. It should be noted that the president of Pakistani political party Muslim League-N, Shehbaz Sharif, has also filed a case against David Rose for publishing a false news against him, the hearing of which will start soon. The same position has been adopted by Shehbaz Sharif that Davidroes has planted such a news which is false and he has been ridiculed by it. Wajid Iqbal further stated that I belong to a noble family in Kashmir, but David Rose implicated my name in cases like child abuse which destroyed my home. But now that I have got justice, I am happy. Let it be clear that David Rose and the Mail on Sunday 12 A fine of 100,000 pounds has been ordered.