Pakistani actress Meera in deep trouble over leaked sex video
Petitioner alleged that the couple is spreading obscenity in society.
(FILE) Pakistani actress Meera poses during the promotion of a film.
A homemade video featuring Pakistani actress Meera and her
husband captain Navid Shahzad, an airline pilot of Pakistani origin
settled in the US, sparked a controversy in the country when it was
released on the internet a couple of months ago.
Now a Pakistani court has issued an arrest warrants against the actress and her husband.
The police have been directed to produce them in court on April 2 in connection with their alleged sex video, which has leaked online.
The judge issued the order on a petition, which accused Meera and Captain Navid Shahzad of committing a sin by filming their intimate moments.
The petitioner alleged that the couple is spreading obscenity in society and urged the court to make an example of them.
However, Shahzad remains defiant and says there was no need of such hue and cry about the video since they are married.
The video went viral and has been uploaded by unidentified persons to several websites over the past few days.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority had cut off access to the video following a request from Meera, who has appeared in two Indian films.
Although Meera claimed that it was a fake video, Shahzad has since insisted that since he and Meera is husband and wife there is no point in making the video controversial.
Now a Pakistani court has issued an arrest warrants against the actress and her husband.
The police have been directed to produce them in court on April 2 in connection with their alleged sex video, which has leaked online.
The judge issued the order on a petition, which accused Meera and Captain Navid Shahzad of committing a sin by filming their intimate moments.
The petitioner alleged that the couple is spreading obscenity in society and urged the court to make an example of them.
However, Shahzad remains defiant and says there was no need of such hue and cry about the video since they are married.
The video went viral and has been uploaded by unidentified persons to several websites over the past few days.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority had cut off access to the video following a request from Meera, who has appeared in two Indian films.
Although Meera claimed that it was a fake video, Shahzad has since insisted that since he and Meera is husband and wife there is no point in making the video controversial.
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