Wish Sania-Shoaib
Indian tennis star Sania Mirza and Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik recently announced that they would be getting married in April.
Wish the couple all the best for their future!
Lawyer hopes Malik will get his passport back after marriage
New Delhi: Shoaib Malik`s lawyer Ramesh Gupta said a representation has been submitted to the Commissioner of Police in Hyderabad and is hopeful that the Pakistani cricketer, facing charges of cheating a woman who claims to be his wife, will get his passport back soon. Imran said he was here to make arrangements for Shoaib`s April 15 marriage with tennis star Sania Mirza, maintaining Shoaib`s alleged `nikah` with Ayesha was invalid. Imran insisted Ayesha Siddiqui, who is seeking divorce from Shoaib before the cricketer marries Sania, should come out of her self-imposed exile and not fight a war from behind the camera. Islamabad: Pakistan`s Federal Minister for Population Welfare Firdous Ashiq Awan today stepped forward in support of cricketer Shoaib Malik and Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza, saying she intended to gift the couple a family planning kit as their their wedding gift. "We have to curtail this population growth rate and I am sure they will be the best ambassadors for our programmes." Awan, a lawmaker of the ruling Pakistan People`s Party, said the people of Pakistan will not abandon Shoaib at such a difficult time. The minister also said that Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi was asked to help Shoaib after Ayesha filed an FIR against him in Hyderabad. "I expect the Indian judiciary to do justice according to the country`s laws and I believe that Shoaib has not done anything wrong. The truth will prevail," Awan said. Awan claimed a media trial was being conducted in the matter and said the couple need support at this difficult phase. "This wedding should be celebrated as a festival and it should not be discouraged. We should own it as Shoaib`s family and the couple need our support," she said. Asked if she planned to attend the marriage scheduled for April 15, Awan said if the Pakistani parliament passed a constitutional amendment bill before the date of the wedding, she would be more than happy to bless the couple personally. Sania Mirza Pictures |
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