Pakistani Woman Smiles After Crushing 2 People With Her SUV, Threatens “Mere Baap Ko Jaante Nahi”
Pakistani woman smiles in a viral video after killing 2 people from her SUV!
The Pakistani woman who was accused of killing two people because of her careless driving was captured in a video smiling and threatening after the event unfolded. In a viral video, the woman was seen looking unconscious but with a smile she she stood amidst a huge crowd. She was identified as Natasha Danish, wife of a well-known Pakistani business Danish Iqbal.
Pakistani Woman Seen Smiling After Her Reckless Driving
On August 19, Natasha Danish slammed her Toyota Land Cruiser into bikers and pedestrians on Karachi’s Karsaz Road, killing two. According to the Pakistani news website Dawn, the Pakistani woman collided with a motorcyclist while attempting to turn her SUV. The vehicle then struck two more motorcyclists before overturning and colliding with a parked automobile. A father and daughter were killed after being hit by a speeding SUV, and at least three others were injured.
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According to the news portal Reviewit.pk, people on the scene of the collision prevented Natasha from escaping. While initial reports indicated that she was intoxicated at the time of the accident, these claims have not been proven. Videos from the aftermath of the accident surfaced on the internet where the accused was looking mercilessly into the camera.
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In one alarming video, Natasha Danish was seen gloating about her power and prestige. According to Bol News, she was guarded by rangers when she fired back at the agitated crowd. Meanwhile, the Pakistani media and public have expressed outrage over what they claim are measures to shelter the implicated from justice.
Natasha, the wife of a wealthy entrepreneur who owns nine firms, was not brought to court by the authorities following the accident. Her advocate, Amir Mansub, said that his client’s mental state was “not stable” and that she was “receiving treatment at the Jinnah hospital.” According to MM News, hospital records show she was discharged as fit following medical exams. The doctors concluded that no immediate mental intervention was required.
First Published: August 26, 2024 7:45 PM
