(Web Desk) Police have registered a case of torture and death threats against the husband Inspector Majid Basheer after the alleged torture of actress Nargis by her husband in Lahore.
The violent incident of actress Nargis took place at her residence in Defense, the actress is accused of being tortured by her husband Inspector Majid Bashir with the butt of an official pistol and threatening to kill her by dragging her hair. A case was registered against the husband Majid Bashir in Defense C police station.
According to the text of the FIR, actress Nargis alleged that her husband Majid Bashir wanted to get her property documents, cash and farm house in his name. The accused also wanted to usurp the 9-kanal plot. was subjected to torture, repeatedly stabbed in the face with a government pistol and tortured in front of the household staff and nephew and locked in the room.
According to the text of the FIR, Nargis said that after Fajr prayer in the morning, her husband Majid Bashir came home and demanded a huge amount of money, saying that he wanted to bring home a woman Maryam. It started.
The actress alleged that the accused also threatened to kill her if she did not give the farmhouse, gold and more money.
A video of the actress is also viral on social media in which she is showing the wounds on her body.
It should be noted that the incident of torture on actress Nargis took place on Friday morning, but the accused Inspector Majid Bashir could not be arrested yet.
Actress Nargis got married to Inspector Majid Bashir a few years ago, she is running a beauty salon after saying goodbye to showbiz.
Time.news Interview: Exploring the Implications of Domestic Violence in the Entertainment Industry
Editor (Tim Reynolds): Welcome to Time.news. Today, we address a troubling incident from Lahore that has raised significant concerns regarding domestic violence within the entertainment industry. Joining us is Dr. Amina Fareed, a sociologist and expert on domestic violence. Dr. Fareed, thank you for being here.
Dr. Amina Fareed: Thank you for having me, Tim.
Tim Reynolds: Recently, the police took action in a case involving the torture and death threats against actress Nargis, allegedly by her husband, Inspector Majid Basheer. What can you tell us about the social and psychological implications of such incidents, especially in the public eye?
Dr. Amina Fareed: It’s deeply concerning, Tim. Domestic violence is a pervasive issue globally, but when it involves public figures, it can have far-reaching consequences. Victims often feel trapped because of their celebrity status; the scrutiny they face can deter them from speaking out. This particular case could also provoke a larger dialogue on the systemic issues facing women in our society, especially in professions like acting where they are often idolized yet vulnerable.
Tim Reynolds: That’s an important point. Many might assume that fame and fortune provide safety and security. How can domestic violence persist even among those who appear to have power and influence?
Dr. Amina Fareed: The reality is that domestic violence transcends social and economic status. Abusers can often exert control and power over their partners regardless of their public standing. In fact, those in the limelight may experience increased manipulation due to their visibility, where abusers can prey on their insecurities or fear of losing their careers. This creates a cycle that becomes incredibly difficult to break.
Tim Reynolds: In light of this incident, what steps do you think should be taken by both the authorities and society at large to address such issues more effectively?
Dr. Amina Fareed: First and foremost, there needs to be a strong public response to domestic violence. Authorities must ensure a swift and thorough investigation, as we are seeing in this case with Inspector Basheer. Additionally, public awareness campaigns can play a critical role in educating society about the signs of domestic abuse. we need to increase support services—not just legal assistance, but psychological help for victims to reclaim their lives.
Tim Reynolds: You mentioned psychological support, which is vital. What barriers do victims face in accessing these resources, and how can we work to dismantle them?
Dr. Amina Fareed: Victims often face stigma and fear of not being believed. This is exacerbated when the perpetrator holds a position of power, as is the case here with an inspector. Society often blames the victim and isolates them. Efforts should focus on creating safe spaces where victims can speak out without repercussions. Additionally, training for police and legal professionals on how to handle these sensitive cases can help victims feel more supported.
Tim Reynolds: This incident highlights the urgent need for systemic change. How can the entertainment industry itself contribute to this conversation?
Dr. Amina Fareed: The entertainment industry holds significant influence over culture and can lead by example. Filmmakers and artists should be encouraged to portray domestic violence accurately and sensitively, emphasizing the consequences of abuse. Moreover, industry-wide policies that address harassment and abuse and provide resources for victims can create a safer working environment. Empowering artists to speak out can help reduce the stigma attached to being a victim.
Tim Reynolds: Thank you, Dr. Fareed, for your insights on this critical issue. It’s essential for us to continue these conversations and foster a culture that does not tolerate any form of violence. We hope to see positive changes that benefit everyone, especially those affected by domestic abuse.
Dr. Amina Fareed: Thank you, Tim. It’s been a pleasure discussing this important topic with you. Let’s hope for a future where victims can find support and justice.
Tim Reynolds: Absolutely. Thank you for joining us today on Time.news, where we strive to highlight pressing issues in our society. We encourage our viewers to engage in this dialogue and support those in need. Until next time.