Uzma Khan on Wednesday withdrew the case against three women said to be daughters of Property Tycoon Malik Riaz, and their armed guards whom she had accused of torturing her, abusing her and accusing her of developing extramarital relations with Usma Malik.
The sources said that Uzma Khan reached a settlement with three women including Amna Usman, Pashmeena Malik, and Amber Malik over the said dispute.
However, there was no official confirmation of this settlement. Last week, video clips showing violence administered on the actress and her sister Huma Khan at their residence went viral on social media.
Uzma Khan lodged FIR against them with Defence-C police headquarters against all three women and their guards for allegedly storming into her house, torturing her and her sister and leveling false allegations of additional marital relations with Usman Malik, the son-in-law of Malik Riaz.
The actress, however, denied the rumors of signing affect the persons who allegedly subjected her and her sister of torture and accused her of getting extramarital relations.
“Neither the suspects had contacted me for any deal nor would I accept it,” said the actress while lecturing a reporter. Uzma Khan said that no challan was submitted within the case.
“I won't give any testimony or deposition within the above-said the case,” she further said.
The actress recorded an identical statement before Judicial Magistrate Nauman Nasir of Lahore Cantt Courts under Section 164 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), saying she wanted to withdraw the case.
However, Huma Khan, the sister of Uzma Khan, recorded a separate statement under Section 164 of CrPC, saying that there was no such occurrence and denied incident of torture at their house.
She said that the accused party didn't make any torture on her.
“The persons mentioned within the FIR are innocent,” said Huma Khan, remarking that her sister namely Uzma Khan got registered the moment FIR only due to misunderstanding. She pleaded the court to cancel the case.
After recording the statement, the judicial magistrate issued warrants for 3 women but that they had secured bail within the case.
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