Dania Shah reacts to Aamir Liaquat's death

 Politicians and television experts from Karachi were found unconscious at their home in Karachi.


Dania Shah, the third wife of TV personality Amir Liaquat Hussain, who passed away on Thursday, spoke on social media about her untimely demise.

Hussein died at his residence in Karachi on Thursday. The Karachi-based politician and television expert was reportedly found unconscious at his home and taken to a hospital in the provincial capital.

Hussein announced his third marriage to the young man in February. Shah had filed for divorce from Hussain in May, he revealed in a video. Shah said he had approached the court for legal action.

Shah shared on Instagram, "May Allah forgive Aamir and grant his soul a high place in heaven. Amen."

Last month, Hussein released a video in which he lamented the "obscene" videos that went viral by his third wife. The television personality shared his two cents on the issue and revealed that after circulating 'indecent' videos on social media, he had no choice but to leave the country.

"These people are paying attention to a 14-15 year old," Hussein shared in a detailed video as he recited some verses from the Koran. "Anyone who drinks alcohol cannot read these verses. Everyone has buried my fame in the dust of a girl who should not have been interviewed earlier. She had filed for divorce and I was complying with it. All these new YouTubers as well as the so-called journalists who came forward [covering Dania] have done great injustice to Pakistan.

Crying, Hussein added, "After this failure, I have no choice but to leave the country."


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