Shoaib told to say sorry to Indians,Pakistanis

Pakistani rights activist Ansar Burney said cricketer Shoaib Malik should apologise to the people of India and Pakistan for keeping them in dark over his marriage with Ayesha Siddiqui.

Leading Pakistani rights activist Ansar Burney today said cricketer Shoaib Malik should apologise to the people of India and Pakistan as he had acknowledged his marriage with Ayesha Siddiqui by granting her a divorce and accepting some of her demands.

Burney had earlier said he had been invited to India by Ayeshas mother to dig out the truth about the Indian woman¿s claim that she had married Shoaib in 2002.

Shoaibs plans to wed tennis star Sania Mirza had run into trouble due to Ayeshas claim.

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After denying for several days that he had married Ayesha,Shoaib today granted her a divorce.

Now that the claim of Ayesha Siddiqui has been proven,it is the responsibility of Shoaib Malik to say sorry to Ayesha and the people and media of India and Pakistan as his actions hurt relations between the two countries, Burney said.

Now that the differences between Shoaib and Ayesha had been resolved,Burney said he wanted to wish the best of luck to Sania Mirza.

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