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Nazish Jahangir Faces Charges of Deception, Interim Bail Gets Canceled

Nazish Jahangir Faces Charges of Deception, Interim Bail Gets Canceled

Web Desk September 28, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Nazish Jahangir is accused by her friend of fraud.
  • His friend claims that Nazish did not return his car.
  • She even borrowed money from him, which she didn't return.
In a fraud case filed by the Defence C police station, a Lahore session court has revoked actress Nazish Jahangir's interim bail. Since the case was not being pursued, the court on Friday canceled her bail.

Azan Aswad Haroon, a fellow actress, filed a complaint alleging that Jahangir had borrowed a car and Rs 2.5 million for a period of two months. Haroon claims that Jahangir did not return the car and the money within the agreed time frame.

Although Jahangir’s bail was cancelled, her co-accused, Sikandar, received an extension on his interim bail until the first week of October. This case has attracted a lot of attention because it involves well-known personalities from Pakistan's entertainment industry, bringing attention to the legal issues that celebrities may encounter.

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) had previously detained Nazish Jahangir in 2020 on suspicion of blackmail, harassment, and the distribution of phony videos. She was taken into custody alongside actor Mohsin Abbas Haider following a complaint filed by his ex-wife, Fatima Sohail. "Both Nazish and Mohsin were found guilty by the FIA of harassing me online and spreading fake content," Sohail disclosed on social media.

Nazish was charged under Pakistan's cybercrime laws, despite her constant denials of offenses.

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