Singer Aima Baig  served a legal notice to the local media  outlet that dug  an old interview of hers  to falsely report that she had a crush on her brother, who is seven year olden than her.

Disgusted by the shameless yellow journalism , the Baazi crooner shared  pictures of her court document  on her Instagram story  and urged her industry fellows to take a stand  against the widespread concept of false reporting. 

The document   served in court detailed,   "A perusal of impugned news/post/story makes it abundantly clear, that you have purposely lied to the public with the culpable malicious intention to defame my client." 

The notice then also stated that the digital media outlet  attributed an untrue, false or scandalous  statement about her. 

"A clear and impartial listening of the old interview of my client referred to by you in your post/story, would reveal without room for any doubt that my client never made such a statement which you have attributed to her. It is abundantly clear that you yourself have misused the content of her interview and distorted it, and deliberately with a mala fide intention picked it out of context and misapplied it in your condemnable act to tarnish the reputation and fame of my client," the document further read. 

The defamation suit demands Rs. 100 million in damages   and to tender an unconditional and written apology  within 48 hours of receiving the notice.  The apology as stated in the suit should also be  published on their social media pages  like Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.