"Stop lying, I don't need your sympathies, and I know how much you care for me," says Zahra
In another video after being declared "free" by the court to make her own life decisions, Dua Zahra — who had mysteriously gone missing from Karachi in April but later declared that she had run away from her home to marry 21-year-old Zaheer Ahmed — said that her husband is not part of any gang.
During a live session with YouTuber "Zaneera", Dua Zahra said, "Stop lying, I don't need your sympathies, and I know how much you care for me, I know everything, and I am aware. You should respect my husband. And what you say about him that he is from a gang and all, stop saying this."
"Someone on social media commented that if you have such a daughter who flees from home, what would you do?" YouTuber Zaneera said, asking Zahra to respond.
"I will maintain a friendly relationship with my daughter. I will be her friend so that she doesn't flee, and she can share such matters with me whenever she wants," she added.
In a message to her parents, Zahra asked them to "set aside your stubbornness and accept me and my husband," adding that "I have not been kidnapped and my parents have known this from day one".
On June 8, the Sindh High Court issued a written order in the case, stating that Dua Zahra could live with whomever she pleased.
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