Now earlier this week, on Twitter, Khan shared that his legal team was sending a defamation notice to Pakistani artists including Farhan Saeed, Asim Azhar, Yasir Hussain, Sarwat Gilani, Mira Sethi, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Osman Khalid Butt, Aiman Khan, Minal Khan and Musaddiq Malik, for making “false and baseless allegations” while supporting his ex-wife.
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But he didn't just stop there. He went on to share celebrities personal details including their telephone numbers and residential addresses on the internet. This brought on an onslaught of condemnation and legal complaints against Khan via the FIA.
TV and film actress Sarwat Gilani wrote on her Instagram: “It is bizarre and despicable that private information, including phone numbers, of various famous individuals has been publicly shared on the absurd pretext of issuing legal notice to them by @ferozekhan Not only are such actions clearly illegal but also demonstrate the total lack of maturity to handle matters in a civilised way."
Yasir Hussain also gave a statement: "Two days ago, Feroze Khan had [to deal with] one ex-wife and her lawyer. Now, he will have to face 10 celebrities and their lawyers are after him.” Hussain also went to throw further shade by posting on his account about how "upbringing matters."