King Charles’ British Asian Trust withdraws ambassadorship of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
The development some after a video of the incident, which reportedly occurred in Houston, Texas, last year, went viral on social media.
The British Asian Trust founded by King Charles III, has cut ties with Pakistani singer Rahet Fateh Ali Khan!
As reported the British charity trust has withdrawn the ambassadorship of singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan after the video of him assaulting his ‘student’ went viral on social media.
The spokesperson of the anti-violence charity shared that the charity has disassociated itself from the Pakistani singer.
“The British Asian Trust has a strict policy towards abusive behaviour and has ceased any association with Mr Khan. We strongly condemn any form of violence whatever the circumstances,” the spokesperson said.
The development some after a video of the incident, which reportedly occurred in Houston, Texas, last year, went viral on social media.
The video clip showed Rahat Fateh Ali Khan physically assaulting a band member, employing slaps, kicks, and even his shoes.
In response to the controversy, Rahat issued a clarification, asserting that the reality of the situation differed from what was apparent in the video.
He went on to explain that the matter involved an internal dispute with a student, identified as Naveed Husnain and the “bottle” mentioned in the video contained water given by a spiritual leader, which he had misplaced.
