Showbiz celebrities react to Dua Zehra saga
Celebrities reacted to the disappearance of the missing Karachi girl, Dua Zehra, that came to a conclusion after she appeared before public.
The disappearance of the missing Karachi girl, Dua Zehra, came to a conclusion after she appeared before public to confirm that she is living a happy married life but it sparked different debates in the society.
Showbiz celebrities have also reacted strongly to Dua Zehra saga and some of them demanded the authorities give custody of the girl to her parents.
Anoshey Ashraf took to Instagram Stories to share a Twitter post that read, “If a crime is what you need to renew your sympathy, it will still have been committed. Dua Zehra is reportedly fourteen. A fourteen year old child bride is a victim, not a conspirator. Sheft the indignation.
Mathira wrote on IG Stories, “It’s so sad why would you do that to your parents. cause of stupid girls like this real cases of missing girls are not taken seriously. Dear girls, if a man or a boy loves you truly he will never tell you to run away from your home and cause such pain to your family. It’s only lust if he is agreeing to marry you like this!”
She added, “And people I was tough and mean with my words. Lol. I told you so! These girls are dramas shame on her. Toubaaa hai! Girl please grow up shame on her.”
Armeena Khan shared a detailed post on Instagram Stories using hashtag ‘#Childmarriageisunacceptable’. She expressed hope that Dua Zehra case will be investigated properly and all adults aiding Dua will be punished and arrested.
Former actress Noor Bukhari shared her thoughts in video messages on the social media platform in which she expressed her disappointment over the Dua Zehra’s case. She opined that runaway marriage and annoying parents was not a good idea.
Kiran Tabeir wrote, “Apart from busy life parents should spend sometime with children, ask them are they happy? is something bothering them? spend some quality time at least on weekends with family. there should be balance between everything neither more strict neither more freedom.”
She continued, “In #duaezahra case, both daughter and parents are the reason behind this bad situation. Parents have more to blame for allowing their daughter to have a phone at the age of 13 without doing the proper vetting of what her activities are on that phone. This is happening everywhere and I hope with this case, parents around the nation can now keep a check on their children and start spending some more time with them.”
Yumna Zaidi tweeted, “I request Sindh and Punjab Government to fully co-operate with Dua Zahra’s parents , this girl seems to be in big trouble. #DuaZehra”
I request Sindh and Punjab Government to fully co-operate with Dua Zahra’s parents , this girl seems to be in big trouble. #DuaZehra
— yumna zaidi (@yumnazaidi3) April 26, 2022
Nadia Hussain said on Twitter, “#duazehra needs to be returned to her parents!!!!”
#duazehra needs to be returned to her parents!!!!
— NADIA HUSSAIN (@NADIAHUSSAIN_NH) April 27, 2022
Disappearance of Dua Zehra, other girls
Drop scene as the three young girls, Dua Zehra, Nimra Kazmi and Dinar, were found safe and sound with almost the same stories of marrying at their own will after fleeing from their homes in Karachi to different cities of Punjab.
The back-to-back incidents of young girls fleeing from their homes have exposed the dysfunctional family relationships in Pakistan, whereas, an alleged online gaming app, PUBG, turned out to be a crucial part of connecting the girls with others.
It emerged that all three girls had befriended fellow players during PUBG online game before fleeing from their homes to marry them.
Dua Zahra, who went missing from the Malir area of Karachi, was taken into custody by the police from Pakpattan. Yesterday, Karachi police had shared the marriage certificate of Dua Zahra with Lahore police, after which Lahore police started an investigation.
In another development, the local court allowed Dua Zehra to stay with her husband.
