Rahat Fateh Ali Khan denies being arrested in Dubai

The Pakistani singer urged his fans and followers not to believe false news of his alleged arrest in Dubai over a defamation complaint by his former manager.

Recently, news was abuzz that Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan was arrested in Dubai over a defamation complaint by his former manager. However, the singer himself has posted a video stating that all this is false news and denies being arrested in Dubai. He has also urged his fans and followers not to believe in such rumors and clarified the situation by releasing a video.

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan denies rumors of being arrested in Dubai.

Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan denied rumors of his arrest in Dubai over a defamation case filed by his former manager. Pakistani media recently shared news about his arrest in Dubai, where he was for a musical project. The reports said that he was detained at the immigration center and taken into police custody for questioning.

What did Pakistani media, Geo TV, report about Rahat Fateh Ali Khan?

Geo TV reported that the Pakistani singer’s former manager, Ahmed, had filed complaints against him with Dubai authorities. It suggested that both of them had a fallout a few months ago, resulting in both parties filing cases against each other.

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan clarified the situation and posted a video.

Clarifying the situation, Rahat shared his video on Instagram and said, “I have come to Dubai to record my songs. All the work on my songs is going great. Everything is fine here. I am just requesting my fans not to trust any rumours which are emerging. Aisa kuch nahi hai. I am working on several songs and will be back with a superhit song soon, which will take over the world. There is wrong news and rumours about me being spread, I am requesting each one of you not to trust that.”

Concluding, he wrote, “Don’t waste your time on such rumors being spread by my enemies. Keep your trust in me. You are my power. My audience and my fans are my power. I love you all.”