Famous theater actress Nargis Kwan’s husband allegedly tortured her.
According to police sources, actress Nargis whose real name is Ghazala Idris, her brother Khuram Bhatti called the police helpline. On the call, the police team of Defense C reached the house of the actress.
Police sources say that the brother of the actress told the police that my sister Kashohran Inspector Majid Basheer used to torture her sister daily.
In the FIR filed by Ghazala Idris against inspector Majid Basheer posted at Lahore’s Defense C police station, it is said that Majeed Basheer demanded Nargis to name the farm house and other property in his name.
According to the FIR registered in Lahore, actress Nargis says that Majid Bashir hit me continuously on the face with an official pistol, due to which my face was covered in blood.
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Nargis told the police that Inspector Majid Bashir also wanted to take possession of his nine-kanal plot.
She claimed that even before this, her husband had tortured her three times.
According to the text of the FIR, the husband stabbed Nargis in the face with an official pistol, dragged her to the ground, beat her on the ribs and locked her in the room and threatened to kill her.
According to the actress, her husband used to pressurize her to grab gold, cash and property documents.
It is also written in the FIR that Majid Bashir pressured Nargis that he wanted to bring Aftab Iqbal’s ex-wife Maryam home.
In the videos shared on social media, marks of torture can be seen on the face and hands of the actress.
Lahore Police has registered a case against Inspector Majid Bashir under Section 354 and 506 B of the Pakistan Penal Code. Section 354 deals with criminal violence and insults against women while Section 506B deals with threatening to kill or harm someone.
Apart from this, the son of the actress has informed the Canadian Embassy about the torture of his mother through an email.
Ali Murtaza, son of Nargis, has sent an email to the embassy from Toronto, Canada, in which it is written that my mother Ghazala aka Nargis was tortured on her face and whole body by her husband Majid Bashir.
The email states that Majid Bashir is an influential inspector, holding two overseas visas. The accused should be arrested and punished for his crime and immediate protection should be provided to my mother Ghazala Nargis.
IG Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar has also been informed by the Canadian Embassy Consul, Police officials say that full merit will be done regarding the Nargis torture case.
Actress Nargis is a Canadian national and has come on a visit visa these days.
On the other hand, the Lahore Police has not yet been able to arrest the accused Majid Bashir, who is in custody, more than 24 hours have passed since the case was registered.
SSP Investigation says that raids are being conducted to arrest the accused, the accused will be arrested.
The accused Majid Bashir has been granted interim bail by the session court till October 18.
It should be remembered that actress Nargis got married to Inspector Majid Bashir a few years ago. After marriage, the actress said goodbye to showbiz. Actress Nargis has been running a beauty salon for a few years. Majid Bashir and Nargis got married about eight years ago.
Last year, in an interview given to a channel called Lahore Ring, Nargis said that she had opened a beauty salon on the advice of her husband Majid Bashir after saying goodbye to the showbiz industry.
During this interview, her husband Majid Bashir said that before getting married seven years ago, ‘my first condition was that I will not marry showbiz (if Nargis Shuber does not leave the industry).’
Canadian-born actress Nargis made headlines in the past when she accused controversial police officer Abid Boxer of torture in the early 2000s.
News of his relationship with stage actress Nargis and then the actress allegedly shaving her head over some differences have been in the news for months.
However, Abid Boxer had denied the allegation of torturing Nargis.
Talking about his affair with Nargis during an interview, Abid Boxer said that when he was posted as SHO in Sabzazar police station, he first met Nargis during an investigation there.
He had said that ‘I did not shave Nargis’s hair, but there was definitely a scolding. Humans make mistakes. I have apologized to Nargis and my family for this incident and I have had no contact with Nargis since 2002.
In the past, Nargis was also accused of allegedly spreading obscenity during a dance and was arrested.
However, Nargis, who has worked in hundreds of films and stage plays in Lollywood, said goodbye to the Shuber industry a few years ago.
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**Interview with Legal Expert on Allegations Against Actress Nargis Kwan’s Husband**
**Interviewer:** Today, we have with us legal expert Dr. Sara Malik to discuss the troubling allegations against famous theatre actress Nargis Kwan, whose husband, Inspector Majid Bashir, has been accused of serious misconduct. Dr. Malik, thank you for joining us.
**Dr. Malik:** Thank you for having me.
**Interviewer:** The allegations are quite severe, including torture and threats made by Inspector Bashir towards Nargis. What does the registration of an FIR imply in this context?
**Dr. Malik:** The FIR, or First Information Report, is a crucial document in criminal law. It signifies that the police have acknowledged the complaint and are officially starting an investigation. In this case, it indicates that Nargis’s claims are being taken seriously.
**Interviewer:** Nargis’s brother called the police and reported daily torture. What kind of legal recourse does she have moving forward?
**Dr. Malik:** Nargis can pursue both criminal charges and a possible civil suit for domestic violence. Considering the evidence, including the visible marks of torture she shared on social media, her claims may have a substantial basis in court. The police have a responsibility to ensure her safety and investigate these claims thoroughly.
**Interviewer:** Inspector Bashir’s influence is notable, as per the reports. How does an influential individual being the accused complicate matters?
**Dr. Malik:** When an influential individual is accused, it can lead to challenges such as potential bias or intimidation within the legal process. This may discourage victims from coming forward or impact the investigation. However, if Nargis and her family persist in seeking justice, it sets an important precedent for addressing domestic violence, regardless of the accused’s status.
**Interviewer:** The involvement of the Canadian Embassy is also significant. What implications does this have for international attention on the case?
**Dr. Malik:** The involvement of the Canadian Embassy highlights the international dimension of Nargis’s case, especially as she is a Canadian national. This could increase scrutiny on Pakistan’s handling of domestic violence cases and compel authorities to act more swiftly to ensure her protection.
**Interviewer:** There are reports that Majid Bashir has been granted interim bail. How does this affect the ongoing investigation?
**Dr. Malik:** Granting interim bail does not mean the case is over. It allows the accused to remain free while the investigation continues. However, it also raises concerns about the victim’s safety. The police must act quickly to gather evidence and make an arrest, especially considering the severity of the accusations.
**Interviewer:** What advice would you offer Nargis as she navigates this difficult situation?
**Dr. Malik:** Nargis should prioritize her safety first. It’s essential that she stays in contact with law enforcement and possibly seeks a protection order. Engaging with women’s rights organizations in Pakistan may also provide her with resources and support. She has taken a brave step in speaking out, and continuing to advocate for herself is crucial.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Malik, for your insights on this concerning situation. We’ll continue to follow Nargis’s story as it develops.
**Dr. Malik:** Thank you for shedding light on this important issue.