In an Interview in response to Shoaib Malik and Sania Mirza's press interaction and allegations against her in Hydrabad, Ayesha Siddiqui Said I've not hidden anything from Shoaib.
Ayesha Siddiqui, who has been claiming to be Shoaib Malik's wife, hit back at the Pakistani cricketer immediately after he defended himself in Hyderabad on Monday with tennis star Sania Mirza standing by his side.
In an exclusive telephonic interview to Headlines Today, Ayesha mounted a scathing attack on Sania and claimed that the latter was now stooping to personal level while targeting her. She said she never spoke against Sania. "Sania says I was the one who was cheating or doing 'Dhoaka'". Then refering to Sania's broken engagement she said "sab ko patha hai koun dokhe baz hai. Everybody is talking about how Sania cheated her fiance and dropped him like a potato and only 2 months after that she is marrying someone else. I atlest have the same person for the last 10 years. I donot want to get into her personel matter, but she has accused my family and said this and that. She does not know the truth about what has happened between Shoaib and me so she should not interfere in this."
Ayesha denied allegations of Shoaib that she committed a fraud with him. "I am tired of defending myself. I have not hidden anything from Shoaib," she said.
She alleged that Shoaib changed after becoming successful in the international cricket. The cricketer has been lying all this time, she added.
Asked why was she silent for so long and came out against the cricketer after the news of his proposed marriage to Sania came out recently, Ayesha replied, "Everything was over three years ago. It was only after Shoaib said he was cheated (by Ayesha and her family) that we came out in media."
"We have never approached media. Media came to us asking to clarify on Shoaib's allegation that he was cheated in the name of marriage," Ayesha reiterated.
Admitting that she was overweight and diabetic, as told by Shoaib earlier, Ayesha slammed him for terming her as his 'aapa' (elder sister). "He is not worth being called a Muslim," she said.
She also clarified that she had never send any photographs of hers or anybody elses' to Shoaib through E-mail, they had infact met in person for the first time in Sharja in the year 2000 and after that began talking over the phone. She said she had no access to internet in those days. She started using the net only in 2003, she said.
Ayesha said she will come out in public when the right time comes.
Ayesha Siddiqui, who has been claiming to be Shoaib Malik's wife, hit back at the Pakistani cricketer immediately after he defended himself in Hyderabad on Monday with tennis star Sania Mirza standing by his side.
In an exclusive telephonic interview to Headlines Today, Ayesha mounted a scathing attack on Sania and claimed that the latter was now stooping to personal level while targeting her. She said she never spoke against Sania. "Sania says I was the one who was cheating or doing 'Dhoaka'". Then refering to Sania's broken engagement she said "sab ko patha hai koun dokhe baz hai. Everybody is talking about how Sania cheated her fiance and dropped him like a potato and only 2 months after that she is marrying someone else. I atlest have the same person for the last 10 years. I donot want to get into her personel matter, but she has accused my family and said this and that. She does not know the truth about what has happened between Shoaib and me so she should not interfere in this."
Ayesha denied allegations of Shoaib that she committed a fraud with him. "I am tired of defending myself. I have not hidden anything from Shoaib," she said.
She alleged that Shoaib changed after becoming successful in the international cricket. The cricketer has been lying all this time, she added.
Asked why was she silent for so long and came out against the cricketer after the news of his proposed marriage to Sania came out recently, Ayesha replied, "Everything was over three years ago. It was only after Shoaib said he was cheated (by Ayesha and her family) that we came out in media."
"We have never approached media. Media came to us asking to clarify on Shoaib's allegation that he was cheated in the name of marriage," Ayesha reiterated.
Admitting that she was overweight and diabetic, as told by Shoaib earlier, Ayesha slammed him for terming her as his 'aapa' (elder sister). "He is not worth being called a Muslim," she said.
She also clarified that she had never send any photographs of hers or anybody elses' to Shoaib through E-mail, they had infact met in person for the first time in Sharja in the year 2000 and after that began talking over the phone. She said she had no access to internet in those days. She started using the net only in 2003, she said.
Ayesha said she will come out in public when the right time comes.
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