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Non-bailable arrest warrant issued for Nazish Jahangir in fraud case

Non-bailable arrest warrant issued for Nazish Jahangir in fraud case

Web Desk March 21, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • A Lahore court issued a non-bailable arrest warrant for Nazish Jahangir.
  • The case was filed by actor Aswad Haroon.
  • He urged the court to order the return of his money and vehicle.

A Lahore court has issued non-bailable arrest warrant for actor Nazish Jahangir in connection with a Rs2.5 million fraud case. The judicial magistrate of Cantt Kutchery Court, Ghulam Shabbir Sial, ordered that Jahangir be arrested and presented before the court on Saturday, March 22.

The case was filed by actor Aswad Haroon, who alleged that Jahangir borrowed Rs2.5 million and a car from him for two months but failed to return either within the agreed timeframe. He stated that despite filing a police complaint, he did not receive justice. He urged the court to order the return of his money and vehicle.

Registered in 2024 under Section 420 of the Pakistan Penal Code—cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property—the case claims Jahangir borrowed the money and car for a project but did not return them even after six months. Haroon further alleged that when he attempted to recover his property, Jahangir arranged a meeting at a farmhouse but failed to appear. Instead, a man named Sikandar Khan allegedly threatened him with weapons.

Jahangir previously sought pre-arrest bail, arguing that the FIR was registered with “malafide intention and for ulterior motives just to humiliate and harass the petitioner.” However, her plea was dismissed.

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