Woman smiles after crushing 2 people under SUV - SHOCKING VIDEO
Pakistan is incensed about a horrific tragedy that occurred on Karsaz Road in Karachi on august 19. The wife of well-known businessman Danish Iqbal, natasha Danish, is charged with driving her toyota Land Cruiser carelessly, which resulted in two fatalities. The public's rage has only increased as a result of the widely circulated videos from the incident.
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. In the video, natasha is seen standing amid a sizable audience while seeming confused yet happy. Reportedly, natasha was trying to turn when her SUV collided with a motorcyclist. After thereafter, the automobile collided with two more motorcyclists before flipping over and hitting a parked car. A man and his daughter died in the collision, while at least three people were hurt.
Natasha was stopped from leaving the site by witnesses. Although it hasn't been verified, early reports suggested that she could have been drunk when the collision occurred. The public's indignation intensified when footage of natasha grinning and appearing to be unremorseful—even making threats—surdata-faced. She can be heard crying, "Tum mere baap ko nahi jantay (you don't know who my father is)," in one video as rangers shield her from the irate mob.
The cops have also come under fire for failing to appear in court with Natasha. Amir Mansub, her attorney, said that Jinnah Hospital was treating natasha for her fragile mental state. MM news claims that hospital records, however, indicate that natasha was released as fit following medical assessments, with physicians coming to the conclusion that no urgent mental intervention was required.
Natasha was stopped from leaving the site by witnesses. Although it hasn't been verified, early reports suggested that she could have been drunk when the collision occurred. The public's indignation intensified when footage of natasha grinning and appearing to be unremorseful—even making threats—surdata-faced. She can be heard crying, "Tum mere baap ko nahi jantay (you don't know who my father is)," in one video as rangers shield her from the irate mob.
The cops have also come under fire for failing to appear in court with Natasha. Amir Mansub, her attorney, said that Jinnah Hospital was treating natasha for her fragile mental state. MM news claims that hospital records, however, indicate that natasha was released as fit following medical assessments, with physicians coming to the conclusion that no urgent mental intervention was required.