ISLAMABAD: Pakistani actress Zara Noor Abbas has expressed her outrage over a recent harassment incident involving a woman in hijab in Karachi’s North Karachi area. The actress took to Instagram to condemn the act and express her frustration after a video of the incident went viral.
In her Instagram post, Zara Noor Abbas shared a video showing a man on a motorcycle harassing a woman walking on the street during the day. The footage has sparked widespread condemnation as it clearly shows the man’s actions in broad daylight.
“Another generation of harassers is being nurtured on motorcycles,” Zara Noor Abbas wrote in the caption, emphasizing her concern over the societal impact of such behavior.
The actress highlighted the troubling influence on children, noting, “Children are like puppets; they imitate what they see, and this man on the bike is setting an example for the child with him.”
Her frustration was intense as she declared, “I wish I had the right to kill,” reflecting the deep-seated anger over the recurring issue of harassment and the perceived lack of effective justice.
The video has been widely shared on social media, drawing significant attention and outrage from the public and other celebrities. Celebrities such as Sajal Aly and Maryam Nafees have also expressed their disapproval.
Despite the viral nature of the video and the clear visibility of the suspect’s face, media reports indicate that police have yet to make any arrests. This delay has further fueled public frustration and calls for immediate action.
