Imam ul Haq in the eye of the storm after women claim he cheated on them

Pakistani opening batsman Imam ul Haq was caught in a fiery scandal on Wednesday after screenshots of an alleged WhatsApp conversation between the opening batsman and a few women started doing the rounds on social media.

A Twitter user exposed the screenshots of the chat. Imam, Pakistan’s left-handed opening batsman who has scored multiple centuries in just 36 ODIs.

Soon after the alleged conversation between Imam and the women were shared on social media, #MeToo and #ImamulHaq started trending on Twitter.

The left-handed batsman has so far not replied to the controversy and has kept quiet. A debate began on Twitter in which people were not sure whether the Imam ul Haq episode qualified under the #MeToo umbrella or not.

Since when dating or not marrying someone you promised became a part of #Metoo. I can’t see #Imamulhaq harassing or asking for pictures. Stop misusing this # to defame someone when its consensual. It’ll lose worth & actual victim won’t get help!??
How this come under #metoo??? pic.twitter.com/JLtDU77rGJ

— ڈاکٹر شفق ذوالفقار (@ShafaqZulfiqaar) July 24, 2019

#Imamulhaq
THIS?? pic.twitter.com/UzogsaYQmr

— Maha (@mahaKay7) July 24, 2019

It was her choice to go meet him in his bedrooms!
Girl did you took permission from social media to be physical with lier ???
This ain't no Harrasment ?
Idk y they always endsup on social media and trying to be victim for something they did on their own. #Imamulhaq #MeToo pic.twitter.com/7RoEqIh0Ht

— murtazza_ali (@murtazza_ali) July 24, 2019

Imam should be held accountable for cheating and emotional manipulation NOT harassment- clear your concepts and don’t ruin the meaning of #metoo for your personal motives. Cheating is disgusting but so is violating ones privacy and “CONSENSUAL SEXTING IS NOT HARASSMENT”#Imamulhaq

— ✨ (@bxxrrhhh) July 24, 2019