Pakistani Actor Humaira Asghar Died Nine Months Ago; Shocking New Details Out
Officials have also revealed that electricity of Humaira's house was also disconnected in October 2024 due to non-payment of bills.
In a big twist in the death of the Pakistani actress Humaira Asghar, it has now been reported that even though her body was found in her Karachi apartment this week, she died approximately nine months ago. If a recent report by Arab News is to be believed, Humaira passed away in October 2024.
Therefore, her body was found in an 'advanced stage of decomposition" earlier this week. Reportedly, Karachi Police Surgeon Dr. Summaiya Syed, who conducted the post-mortem of the actress, has also confirmed the same.
'As per Call Detail Record (CDR) the last call was made in October 2024," Deputy Inspector General of Police Syed Asad Raza told the publication.
Besides this, the report also claims that even her neighbours had seen her in September or October last year. The official also noted that the only other apartment on her floor was unoccupied and therefore, neighbours did not notice any odour.
Not just this, officials also revealed that electricity of Humaira's house was also disconnected in October 2024 due to non-payment of bills. 'Humaira's body is likely nine months old. She probably died between paying her last utility bills and when her electricity was disconnected in October 2024, probably due to non-payment of the bill," one of the officials said.
Another official also revealed that the food in the actress' home had also been expired for months. 'The jars had rusted, and food had expired six months ago," the official said.
Who Is Humaira Asghar?
Humaira Asghar had previously participated in ARY's reality show Tamasha Ghar and played a role in the 2015 film Jalaibee. According to her Instagram bio, she was not only an actress and model but also a theatre artist, painter, sculptor, and a self-described fitness enthusiast. She had over 713,000 followers on the platform. Her last post, shared on September 30, 2024, featured a series of candid photos.
Previously, her family also refused to accept her dead body. Her sudden death and the circumstances surrounding her estranged relationship with her family have ignited conversations around mental health, abandonment, and dignity in death.
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