“Prado Wali Pagal,” Bushra Ansari recites touching poetry on Karsaz car accident

Veteran actress Bushra Ansari criticised the prevalent lawlessness in Pakistan, which allgedly favours the privileged. She also shared a touching piece titled "Prado Wali Pagal," on Karsaz car accident written by her older sister.

The horrific accident sparked outrage in the country after Natasha Danish Iqbal, daughter-in-law of the business tycoon family, Gul Ahmed, crashed her car into several vehicles on a nearby lane at Karsaz, killing a father and daughter and injuring four others.

Taking to Instagram, Bushra Ansari expressed her disappointment with the country's legal system, which she believes allows wrongdoers to evade accountability for their crimes.

She said that the female suspect would likely be allowed to leave the country under the pretext of "mental illness," a tactic that has been used in previous similar cases, while the public continues to demand justice.

Bushra Ansari asserted that the victims' family could be coerced into accepting a settlement through financial inducements, as the privileged class wields influence over the entire system.

The Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum actor recited a poignant piece 'Prado Wali Pagal,' written by her older sister, Neelam Bashir, who is a writer and poet.

The Karsaz car accident case is currently pending in court. On Wednesday, the accused woman, Natasha Danish Iqbal, was sent on a judicial remand for 14 days.

Natasha Iqbal's lawyer initially claimed that she was mentally unstable and that the family was unaware of when she had taken the car from home.

However, she was declared “mentally fit” by the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC) Department of Psychiatry.