The family of the victims involved in a tragic hit-and-run accident in Karachi has officially pardoned Natasha Danish, the accused, as stated in an affidavit submitted on Friday.
The incident Karachi hit-and-run case, which occurred last month. Resulted in the deaths of a father and his daughter while leaving several others injured. The case had attracted widespread media coverage, with allegations that the investigation was being delayed due to the suspect’s influential connections.
Natasha Danish, married to a well-known businessman, was initially accused of being behind the wheel during the crash.
In a recent court filing, the victims’ family announced their decision to forgive Natasha. A statement from the widow of one of the victims declared that the family had reached an agreement with the accused and decided to pardon her for religious reasons.
The affidavit emphasized that this choice was made willingly, without any external influence. Although it did not mention any financial settlement. It’s worth noting that “diyat,” or blood money, is a common practice in Pakistan for resolving such cases.
This new information will be considered by the court as the legal process continues.
The accident, caught on CCTV, had sparked significant public outcry, with many calling for justice. This latest development marks a significant step towards the case’s conclusion.
