A laboratory from the University of Karachi based on samples sent from actor’s body Humaira Asghar came to the conclusion that there were no sedative traces or toxic substance, which raises a great possibility that the medical section will probably declare it as a “natural death”, emerged on Friday according to a report and police officers.
A police investigation report published on Wednesday found that the evidence indicated so far that the actor’s death, whose body was discovered in a Karachi apartment on July 8, was accidental or due to natural causes.
“There are no traces of any sedative, psychiatric, narcotic or poison Dawn.com.
Gizri Police had sent the actor’s hair samples, lung and 42 -year -old liver collected by Jinnaah postgraduated Medical Center (JPMC) Doctor Bakhtawar Khan on July 8. The KU laboratory performed a chromatography of mass gas gas (GC-MS) techniques to analyze the samples, the report.
The deputy inspector of Karachi South (DIG) Syed Asad Raza confirmed that the police received the report of the samples of the body of the deceased actor.
The Superior Officer hinted at the possibility that officers and doctors and doctors probably call him a “natural death.”
South Dig said that the researchers also obtained the “medical history of the late actor of a private hospital in Clifton in the recent past.”
South-Dig Raza said that researchers have also received a DNA report from the DNA laboratory and Forensic Serology of Sindh in the KU. Sharing findings of the Forensic Laboratory, the Superior Officer said that the report declared that there was a “human blood in a section of spots taken from shirt and pants of Humaira Asghar.”
However, the excavation said it was a “poor amount of blood that could have been caused by scathing insects.” He said that according to the procedure in question, MLOs and doctors would determine the exact cause of death in the light of these findings of the two Ku laboratories.
He said the police would present the reports to the doctors and expected them to give their final version about the cause of death on Monday.
Humaira was buried in the Model Town Q Block Severayard in Lahore last week after a scarcely treated funeral.
At the beginning of the month, the Police formed a special investigation team to investigate the death of the actor, whose body was found in a Karachi apartment on July 8.
The notification requested by the formation of the research team had ordered them to investigate the facts and thoroughly investigate the death of Humaira to determine the cause of death, whether natural, accidental, suicide or murder, using all available resources and present a progress report to the SSP office daily.
An autopsy report from the Sumaiya Syed police surgeon had confirmed that the body was in an “advanced decomposition stage” and at least eight months of age.
The autopsy report was published to the Police, but the coroner could not determine the cause of death of the actor due to the level of decomposition.
In addition to being an artist of theater, cinema and television, Humera was also a visual artist who studied in the Department of Fine Arts of the University of Punjab and completed a degree of Fine Arts in Painting. During his university days, he had an interaction with theater groups like Natak, led by Dr. Ahmed Bilal, who was a theater group based at the university that consists of students.
He had interactions with Amjad Islam Amjad, Qavi Khan and other superior actors who used to visit the university to obtain conferences. In his early years of performing arts, he made about four or five television works by Pakistan. He also made a socially relevant and objective theater in those days.
