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LAHORE: Lollywood actress Meera and her purported husband Attiqur Rehman have agreed to withdraw cases against each other, a private TV channel reported on Saturday. According to the channel, Defence Police Station In-charge Amanullah presented the reconciliation draft to Lahore Additional District and Sessions Judge Shafiqur Rehman. Meera’s lawyer told reporters that the agreement was finalised after police officials and close friends of Meera and Attiq intervened. Both parties have agreed not to register any case against each other in the future. However, the channel reported that Meera said she had not reconciled yet. Talking to the channel, Attiq claimed that Meera was his wife, but said he would have no reservations if she sought dissolution of the marriage (khula). Earlier, the actress’s marriage was revealed on August 30 when a dispute arose over Meera’s mother shifting antique furniture belonging to the film star’s ‘husband’ Attiqur Rehman. Defence-A Police Station House Offic...

LAHORE: Defence-A Police on Monday registered a first information report (FIR) against Attiqur Rehman, the purported husband of film actress Meera. In the FIR, Meera alleged that Attiq and his accomplices trespassed her house and damaged her property. She alleged they came to kill her, but she was not in the house at the time. She said Attiq also extended her life threats on phone. Cyber crime: Meanwhile, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has initiated investigations against Attiq on Meera’s application, seeking action against him under cyber crimes laws. In her two-page application filed with FIA Director Muhammad Azam Joya, she alleged Attiq committed cyber crime as he sent her e-mails, threatening her and her family with dire consequences. She pleaded Attiq should be prosecuted under the cyber crime law. According to sources, FIA Inspector (Cyber Crime Circle) Ahmer Naeem Sindhu has been deputed to investigate the matter. Attiq has also decided to contact the FIA, alleging he ...

LAHORE: In yet another twist in the unfolding tale of film star Meera’s marriage, Family Court judge Shazia Khalid imposed a Rs 3,000 fine on Meera after the actress’s counsel withdrew a petition, seeking the dissolution of her purported marriage with Attiqur Rehman. Separately, an additional district and sessions judge on Thursday extended the interim bail of the actress and her family members until September 26. On September 6, the court had granted interim bail to Meera, her mother Shafqat Zohra, father Syed Muhammad Sarwar, brother Ahsan Abbas and brother-in-law Mushtaq Ahmad, in a case registered against them on the charge of theft and threatening her purported husband Attiqur Rehman of dire consequences. The complainant, under an order passed by the court of additional sessions judge, had got a case registered against them, alleging they took away valuables worth thousands of rupees from his house and also hurled life threats at him. The accused, later, secured pre-arrest bail i...

LAHORE: Shafqat Begum, mother of film star Meera, has said her daughter’s purported husband Attiqur Rehman should know that girls affiliated with show business do not remain housewives for long.She said this to Defence Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Sarfraz Virk on Monday. Not married: However, Meera’s mother also denied that her daughter married Attique on September 2, 2007. She said her daughter was unmarried, and she would herself arrange Meera’s marriage.Virk told Daily Times that Meera’s mother appeared on the actress’s behalf, while Attique appeared in person to record their statements for initial investigation on their applications moved against each other. He said the police was investigating the possession of the house that Attique claims he gifted to the actress. He said the police was also probing whether the household items had been removed from the house as claimed by Attique. He said the police would proceed against the accused if any of the offences was proven...