Explosive allegation from Pakistan: Shoaib Malik's 3-year affair with Sana Javed?
PTC News Desk: Indian tennis sensation Sania Mirza has garnered significant support in Pakistan following the revelation by her ex-husband, Shoaib Malik, that he has now married TV actor and model Sana Javed. The disclosure has stirred controversy, with social media users criticizing Malik and Sana for ending their respective marriages. Many have expressed support for Sania's decision to seek a divorce from the Pakistani cricketer.
Adding fuel to the fire, a podcast on Samaa TV, a news channel in Pakistan, made a sensational claim that Malik and Sana had been engaged in an affair and intimate relations for the past three years, despite both being married. The podcast suggested that Sana had been divorced for only three months from her former husband, Umair Jaswal, when she tied the knot with Malik.
The podcast further revealed that whenever Malik was invited to appear on the channel's shows, he insisted that Sana also be included.
"They were having an affair for the last three years and were intimately involved," stated a producer of the podcast. "Umair didn't know about this, but Sania Mirza and her family, and even Malik's family, came to know about it last year. Efforts were made to resolve the situation, but Malik didn't listen to anyone," the producer added.
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The marriage between Malik and Sania took place in 2010 in Hyderabad, India, while Sana and Jaswal got married in 2020 in a private ceremony. The revelation of Malik and Sania's separation came to light when the former cricketer and Sana shared a photograph from their marriage on social media, sparking widespread controversy and discussions in both India and Pakistan.
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(Inputs from agencies)
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