The mysterious death of model and actress Humaira Asghar has now become a legal matter, as a citizen of Karachi has filed a petition in the City Court, alleging that her death was not natural but a premeditated murder.
For full coverage and latest updates on the case, visit this detailed report on Humaira Asghar’s death in Karachi.
According to details, the body of Humaira Asghar was found in a flat located in Karachi’s Defence Housing Authority (DHA). Her death, which initially appeared to be natural or accidental, is now being viewed under a new light as suspicious details and emerging evidence suggest otherwise.
The initial report detailing the discovery can be read here: Actress Humaira Asghar Found Dead in Karachi Apartment.
The petitioner, Shahzaib Sohail, argued in court that Humaira was a prominent figure in the media industry and that the condition of her body, along with certain video clips and circumstantial evidence, indicates foul play. He has requested the court to launch a full investigation and to include the deceased’s family members in the inquiry process.
The petition names the SSP South and SHO of Gizri Police Station as respondents and seeks a directive for the police to conduct a transparent and lawful investigation so that the truth may come to light.
It is worth noting that Humaira Asghar’s body was discovered on July 8. Initially, police believed the body was about 20 days old. However, further investigation revealed that the body may have been there for over six months. The advanced decomposition made it impossible to collect blood samples, raising even more questions about the circumstances of her death.
For more background on the circumstances surrounding her tragic discovery, read the detailed report on Humaira Asghar’s death in her Karachi flat.
The shocking discovery has stunned both the entertainment industry and the general public. With the case now in court, more revelations are expected in the coming hearings, which could uncover crucial facts surrounding this mysterious tragedy.
