Dua Zehra's smiling picture before leaving for Karachi went viral.

Sunday, July 24, 2022

              Thai Paktre along with police and security personnel show Thangar Dwa Zahra. - Instagram/

A picture of Dua Zahra smiling before leaving for Karachi is circulating on the internet.

Dua made headlines across the country after she mysteriously went missing from Karachi, but it was later revealed that she had run away from home to marry Zaheer Ahmed.

At that time, the Lahore court wardard then shifted back to Karachi, he was not present before the Judicial Magistrate in Dogs District West.

"No one should be allowed to meet Dua before appearing in court," the order read.

The photo shows the young man standing with police and security personnel with a smile on his face.

Several YouTubers claimed that the photo was taken in Lahore before Dua's departure to Karachi.


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