- April 21, 2025
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LAHORE: TV anchor Ayesha Jehanzaib’s husband, Haris Ali, has been booked by the Sarwar Road police for allegedly assaulting her. The incident has quickly drawn public attention due to the high-profile status of the individuals involved.
The Sarwar Road police station registered a First Information Report (FIR) after Ayesha Jehanzaib lodged a complaint against her husband. In her complaint, Ayesha accused Haris Ali of subjecting her and their children to both verbal and physical abuse. The complaint also details an alleged attempt on Ayesha’s life, prompting her to seek legal action after undergoing a medical examination.
Following the complaint, a local court in Lahore approved a two-day physical remand of Haris Ali, handing him over to the police for further investigation. This development has intensified public interest and concern over the case.
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Ayesha Jehanzaib married Haris Ali after the death of her first husband, with whom she had three children. The couple has two more children together. During a television show, Ayesha revealed the immense pressure she faced from her mother to remarry, especially after being diagnosed with cancer. Despite her initial reluctance, she eventually agreed to her mother’s wishes. Ayesha also disclosed that Haris was her only male friend before their marriage.
The incident has caught the attention of the Chief Minister of Punjab, who has taken notice of the case. The involvement of such prominent figures has brought the issue of domestic abuse into the spotlight, sparking important discussions about the safety and well-being of victims in similar situations.
As the investigation continues, the public and media closely follow the developments, hoping for justice and a broader awareness of domestic abuse issues. The case serves as a stark reminder of the pervasive nature of domestic violence and the need for robust support systems for victims.
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