Imad Wasim and Sannia Ashfaq were married in 2019 and have three children together.
Ashfaq added that Wasim forced her to have an abortion in December 2023, which put her through severe physical trauma. She also went public with a series of painful messages she claims were sent by Wasim.
In her first post, Ashfaq published a photo from the last Pakistan Super League auction, where Islamabad United purchased Wasim for PKR 2.2 crore (Rs 71.38 lakh). Ashfaq accused him of infidelity and 'murder,' which she claims are substantiated by video evidence, and asked supporters to boycott the team for signing a player like Wasim.
“In December 2023, he got my child aborted in Lahore. He’s a murderer, and I have a video that proves it. He cheated on me. @islamabadunitedpsl has given a chance to a murderer and a cheater. #boycottislamabadunited No cheater or murderer should get an escape,” Ashfaq posted on Instagram.
Furthermore, in a video on the same platform, Ashfaq can be seen sharing more details about the forced abortion that Imad Wasim forced on her.
“With a lot of courage, I am recording this video because I want not only the truth for my children but also justice. In December 2023, I was forced to undergo an abortion. It was not my choice, and it caused severe physical and emotional trauma. During this difficult time, when I needed support the most, I was met with mistrust. I have all the evidence to support this," Ashfaq said in a latest video.
Ashfaq clarified that the video was shared in the search of justice rather than retribution, and she asked Islamabad United to investigate her charges as well as Naqvi's and Shehbaz Sharif's involvement.
“After the loss of my child, I received no support. Every time I gathered the courage to raise my voice, I was silenced, and negative campaigns were run against me on social media. I also request Shehbaz Sharif and Mohsin Naqvi take note of this and ensure a proper investigation. I seek respect, not revenge. I hope my voice will be heard and that no other woman or mother has to go through this pain in the future," Ashfaq added.
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