Meera thinks she'll soon be linked to Musharraf, Clinton
1 Nov 2009, 1331 Hrs

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Islamabad, Nov 1 Lollywood actress Meera has said that a cyber scandal is being plotted against her, and it is likely that she will soon be linked to Pervez Musharraf and Bill Clinton.

A private TV channel quoted the actress as saying that a 'computerised scandal' is being hatched against her.

While talking to reporters at Toronto airport, where she was rumoured to be staying with Tariq Chaudhry, a Pakistani businessman, the actress vowed not to get married in secret, reports Daily Times.

Meera said if she does get married, her mehndi, baraat and valima ceremonies would most likely be held in Pakistan, London and Canada respectively.

She also said that she would make her marriage public and "in front of the media and the people of Pakistan". (ANI)

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