Actress Momina Iqbal Reveals Suicide Plan 12 Days Before Wedding, Alleges Blackmail by MPA Saqib Chadhar
Islamabad (Qudrat Daily) — Prominent Pakistani actress Momina Iqbal has broken her silence on the ongoing controversy involving Punjab Assembly member Saqib Chadhar, leveling serious allegations of harassment and blackmail. She revealed that due to alleged threats, she had planned to commit suicide just 12 days before her wedding.
Harassment and Threats to Leak Private Photos
According to details, actress Momina Iqbal has finally spoken out regarding the recent dispute with Punjab Assembly member Saqib Chadhar. She has claimed that Chadhar continuously harassed her and allegedly threatened to leak her private photos and other personal material on social media.
Due to these continuous threats and mental pressure, she faced intense fear regarding her honor and private life.
First Wife’s Messages and Background of the Relationship
Shedding light on the background of the dispute, the actress stated that Saqib Chadhar had come to her home with a marriage proposal. On that occasion, her father had asked for some time before making a final decision.
However, just a few months later, the actress began receiving messages from Chadhar’s first wife, which revealed the reality that the MPA was already married.
Fiancé’s Support During Difficult Times
According to Momina Iqbal, one purpose of fueling all this pressure and controversy was to make her fiancé, Hamza, see all this and leave her.
The actress said that contrary to Saqib Chadhar’s expectations, her fiancé Hamza fully supported her during this difficult time and stood by her side through the toughest of circumstances.
It is noteworthy that in the showbiz industry, artists—particularly female actresses—commonly face issues such as cyber blackmailing and harassment. However, such serious and open allegations against an assembly member have sparked a new debate on social media and in public circles.
Fans are praising Momina Iqbal’s courage, while demands from various quarters for a transparent investigation into the matter are also gaining momentum.
