Famous Pakistani actress Nimra Khan has revealed that she narrowly escaped a kidnapping attempt, yet bystanders did not assist her despite hearing her screams.
In a lengthy Instagram video, Khan described the harrowing incident that took place in Karachi on Monday night. She explained that while waiting by her car, three individuals approached and attempted to abduct her. “They grabbed me, pointed a gun at my stomach, and tried to force me into their vehicle. I started screaming, but no one heard me. Four guards were nearby, but they didn’t respond to my cries. I managed to escape by running in front of a speeding car. The family in the car helped me and saved me,” she recounted in the video.
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Speaking with a voice filled with fear and sadness, Khan questioned the safety of women in Pakistani society, expressing frustration over the lack of help from bystanders and the police. “No one bothers to save you; even the police can’t do anything. You have to protect yourself,” she said.
Khan also raised concerns about her role as a taxpayer and questioned why people are leaving the country to settle abroad, reflecting on the broader issues of safety and security in Pakistan.
