Ayesha Akram, a prominent TikToker known for her creative content, recently forgave all the accused involved in an alleged harassment incident at Greater Iqbal Park in Lahore. The decision came during a hearing at Lahore’s Additional Sessions Judge Gul Abbas, where Akram submitted a statement to not pursue the case. In her affidavit, she expressed forgiveness towards the accused for the sake of Allah Almighty, stating that she had no objections to their acquittal and that her statement was given freely and without coercion.
Initially, Akram had nominated 13 suspects, including Amir Sohail alias Rambo, alleging that they harassed her and recorded obscene videos, which were subsequently used for blackmail. She also claimed financial extortion amounting to Rs1 million. The incident led to a case registered at Lahore’s Lorry Adda police station under various sections of the Pakistan Penal Code, including assault, theft, rioting, and unlawful assembly.
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Ayesha Akram’s case highlighted issues of privacy and safety for social media influencers, emphasizing the challenges they face in maintaining personal security amid public scrutiny and potential exploitation. Her decision to forgive the accused marks a significant development in the legal proceedings and underscores her pursuit of closure in the matter.
