Karachi – A Disturbing Incident on New Year’s Eve
On New Year’s night, Karachi witnessed chaotic scenes across several parts of the city, including a troubling incident in the Garden area. The son of the DIG Rapid Response Force, Azfar Mehesar, was arrested after allegedly hitting a woman with his car while under the influence of alcohol.
DIG’s Son, Asher Mehesar, Causes Accident in Garden Area
The Karachi police confirmed that the accused, DIG son Asher Mehesar, was intoxicated at the time of the accident. He was reportedly driving a car with police number plates, accompanied by two personnel from the Rapid Response Force. The vehicle hit a woman in the Garden area, causing her severe injuries.
Details | Information |
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Accused Name | Asher Azfar Mehesar |
Position | Son of DIG Rapid Response Force |
Location of Accident | Garden Area, Karachi |
Vehicle Type | Car with police number plates |
Accomplices | 2 Rapid Response Force personnel |
Injuries | Severe injuries to a woman |
Current Status | Arrested and transferred to Garden Police Station |
Previous Incident | Aerial firing incident in March 2024 |
Woman Injured in the Accident and Rushed to Civil Hospital
Crowd Gathers at the Scene; Government Gunmen Fire Warning Shots
After the incident, a crowd gathered around the vehicle, demanding action. In an attempt to disperse the crowd, government gunmen fired warning shots into the air, creating further chaos at the scene.
Legal Action Taken Against Asher Mehesar and His Accomplices
Authorities swiftly detained Asher Azfar Mehesar, his nephew Mubashir Raza, and the two Rapid Response Force personnel who were accompanying him. All four individuals were transferred to the Garden Police Station for legal proceedings. Asher Mehesar, the son of a senior officer, now faces serious charges for his actions.
Concerns Over Misuse of Police Vehicles and Family Members’ Conduct
Earlier Incident Involving Asher Mehesar: Aerial Firing and Controversy
This is not the first time Asher Mehesar has been in the spotlight for troubling behavior. In March 2024, authorities spotted him doing aerial firing from a vehicle, which is a serious offense. His father, Azfar Mehesar, later dismissed the videos as manipulated and claimed that they were part of a campaign to damage his reputation.