Dr Zareen Roohi not appointed as advisor to King Charles
The British Pakistani woman said reports regarding her appointment are incorrect
British Pakistani entrepreneur Dr. Zareen Roohi Ahmed on Thursday addressed the rumours that she has been appointed as a special advisor to King Charles.
In a statement issued on social media, the Founder & CEO of Gift Wellness Ltd, said "The media, both national and international, has been alight with news of my supposed appointment as an advisor to King Charles III."
She added, "I must set the record straight - I remain firmly planted as the Founder & CEO of Gift Wellness Ltd, and my dedication to wellness stays unswerving."
Taking aim at news outlets who published the incorrect report, she wrote, "In an era where ‘time is money’, it's astonishing that some individuals possess a treasure trove of time to spin such tales."
Zareen Roohi, added, "If this whimsical story finds its way to you, I would be grateful if you could kindly inform the sender of its fictional nature."
Earlier, multiple media organizations reported that as an advisor to King Charles, Dr. Ahmed will provide expert guidance to the British monarch on national and international matters.
It was also claimed that she will be a part of the Private Secretary’s Office, advising on constitutional, governmental, and political issues.
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