Sunanda death: Mehr Tarar says she is a victim of conspiracy
Islamabad: Peeved at being at the centre of controversy surrounding Shashi Tharoor, Pakistani journalist Mehr Tarar claimed she had no role in his marital discord with Sunanda Pushkar and was a “victim of conspiracy”. Tarar,
Tarar, mother of a 13-year-old boy, then surprisingly went on an all out attack on Pushkar.
“Have you googled? You will find that problems emerged in their marriage since May and June. I was not involved in their life. At that time, she didn't know me nor was she blaming me for anything.
“Google their names and you will see what will appear.
‘Marriage is about to break'. ‘Trouble in paradise'. ‘Fairytale is over'. News have been appearing about their marriage for long”.
She said Pushkar first attacked her after an interview she did with Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.
“She (Pushkar) tweeted saying why has our CM spoken to a Pakistani journalist. First Pakistan sends Army and then sends journalist. She started fighting with me,” Tarar said.
She claimed she was a “victim of conspiracy”. “Everything has happened to me. A Pakistani woman sitting here cannot spoil their marriage,” she said.
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